During a class project, Leila's suggestion is not chosen and the group follows another pupil's plan. Leila thinks, "My ideas are never worth listening to," feels low, and lets the other pupil make the remaining decisions.
Using the ABC model, give the activating event in Leila's response.
Using the ABC model, give the belief in Leila's response.
State which part of the ABC model is represented by Leila's low mood.
State one evolutionary function of Leila letting the other pupil make the remaining decisions, according to social rank theory.
144 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Psychology 3.2 Theories/Explanations, covering 3.2.1 Clinical characteristics of schizophrenia, 3.2.2 Key statistics of schizophrenia, 3.2.3 Dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia, 3.2.4 Brain structure and function in schizophrenia; criticisms, 3.2.5 Social drift theory of schizophrenia, 3.2.6 Schizophrenia research study: Daniel et al. (1991), 3.2.7 Clinical characteristics of clinical depression, 3.2.8 Key statistics of clinical depression, 3.2.9 Social rank theory of clinical depression, 3.2.10 ABC Model of clinical depression, and 3.2.11 Clinical Depression research study: Tandoc et al. (2015). Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.