Question

Mitchell, a college freshman, is not very consistent with showing up for class and turning in his assignments when they are due. Research studies would suggest that Mitchell's inconsistent behavior:

is not necessarily unusual.

is a sign of learned helplessness.

indicates he is emotionally withdrawn and troubled.

reflects a problem in another area of his life.

is a sign of an overactive id.

Answer 1

Mitchell's behavior, in my opinion, would be that it is not necessarily unusual in behavior. It is fairly common in college freshman to skip class and homework assignments.

Answer 2

is not necessarily unusual.

Step-by-step explanation:

Research shows that it might take a while before Mitchell adapts to the idea of doing everything by himself in a different environment without anyone to actually pressure him into doing things in a certain way on an everyday basis. After a while, he will adapt and understand the new situation and his behavior might shift to something even more or even less consistent. Nonetheless, this sort of inconsistent behavior is not strange during the first semester.