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No Stupid Questions
This questionnaire, developed by Marty Seligman and colleagues, was designed to assess an individual's spontaneous attribution style following negative events across three dimensions: personal, permanent, and pervasive. A profile scoring high on all three dimensions was found to be characteristic of individuals with clinical depression.
And when he came up with this questionnaire, he called it the attributional style questionnaire or ASQ for short.
— Episode: 216. Why Do We Make Excuses?
Episode: 216. Why Do We Make Excuses?
This questionnaire, developed by Marty Seligman and colleagues, was designed to assess an individual's spontaneous attribution style following negative events across three dimensions: personal, permanent, and pervasive. A profile scoring high on all three dimensions was found to be characteristic of individuals with clinical depression.
And when he came up with this questionnaire, he called it the attributional style questionnaire or ASQ for short.
And the three dimensions are personal, permanent, and pervasive.