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What is the importance of control beliefs in the learned helplessness theory?

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What is the importance of control beliefs in the learned helplessness theory?

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Control beliefs are important in the learned helplessness theory because it is suggested that a belief that one cannot control their environment can lead to feelings of helplessness and depression.

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