Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
From a psychosocial perspective, children with multiple disabilities are at high risk for 'learned helplessness'. This is primarily a result of:
- 1A lack of interest in social interaction
- 2The child's refusal to cooperate with therapists
- 3Over-protective environments where caregivers perform all tasks for the child, leading to a lack of perceived contingency between action and outcome✓
- 4A biological inability to learn new tasks
Correct answer
Over-protective environments where caregivers perform all tasks for the child, leading to a lack of perceived contingency between action and outcome
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