SELF - SABOTAGING BEHAVIOR AND LEARNED HELPLESSNESS IN ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS A SAMPLE OF BULGARIAN STUDENTS
SELF - SABOTAGING BEHAVIOR AND LEARNED HELPLESSNESS IN ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS A SAMPLE OF BULGARIAN STUDENTS

Summary/Abstract: This study explores the relationship between self-sabotaging behavior and learned helplessness in the context of romantic relationships. Through a quantitative approach involving descriptive statistics, correlation, and regression analyses, we investigate how these two constructs interact and their implications for relationship satisfaction. The findings indicate a significant correlation between self-sabotaging behaviors and levels of learned helplessness, suggesting that individuals who experience learned helplessness are more likely to engage in self-sabotaging behaviors, thereby negatively impacting their relationships. These findings contribute to the understanding of psychological factors affecting romantic partnerships and suggest avenues for therapeutic intervention.

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