Donny failed his math course in his first semester at college. He started seeing a tutor once per week, enrolled in the math course again, and he failed the course again. Then he started going to the tutor twice a week, took the math course a third time and still failed. Donny feels like whatever he does, he will never understand math. Donny is discouraged because he is experiencing   post-traumatic stress disorder   learned helplessness   resilience   None of these are correct

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