By allowing them to master difficult challenges, such as mountaineering, white-water canoeing, and wilderness survival, the Outward Bound schools help to "immunize" people against
a. idealism and maladaptive perfectionism.
b. learned helplessness and depression.
c. arrogance, individualism, and a lack of team spirit.
d. the use of reaction formation, projection, and rationalization.
b
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