Question

'I don't care' attitude of a learner reflects:

• A. Sublimation
• B. Aggression
• C. Denial
• D. Regress

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Denial

A learner's "I don't care" attitude could be a defense mechanism called denial. Denial is a primitive defense mechanism that involves refusing to accept reality or facts. It can be a way to avoid the anxiety or guilt that comes from acknowledging painful feelings or actions. 

Other reasons why a learner might feel like they don't care include: 

• Low self-esteem: Students with low self-esteem may avoid risks, give up, or disengage from tasks. They may also be reluctant to try new things. 

• Unmotivation: Feeling unmotivated or stuck in a rut can lead to a "don't care" attitude. 

• Mental health condition: A loss of interest in everything and everyone could be a sign of a mental health condition like depression.