This is when we see things in either black or white.
What is All-or-Nothing Thinking
This is when we apply simplistic and unfair definitions that are probably wrong or more likely incomplete on ourselves and others.
What is Labeling
"If I had acted better, my parents wouldn’t have separated.”
What is Personalization
Give an example of a 'should statement'
This is when we see a single negative event as a part of a never-ending pattern that happens over and over again. We use words like "always," "never," "everybody".
What is Overgeneralization
This is when we anticipate that things will turn out negatively and act as if they already turned out that way.
What is Fortune Telling
I SHOULD give my friend money because he asked me for it.
Examples: "I want to give my friend money because I can afford it but I do not have to."
Give an example of 'labeling'
ex: "he's a loser", "she's stupid", "I'm a failure"
What is Catastrophizing
This is when we see ourselves as the cause of negative events that we are not responsible for.
What is Personalization
“I burned the toast, the whole meal is ruined”
What is mental filtering
Give an example of "emotional reasoning"
ex: “I feel depressed therefore I can’t do my homework.”, “I feel stupid for missing that question, therefore I am stupid.”
Making negative assumptions regarding other people’s thoughts, feelings, and motives
What is Mind Reading
This is when we recognize positive events but discount our role in them.
What is Discounting the positives
I know she complimented me on my new outfit but she was just being nice.
What is Discounting the positives
Describe what the cognitive model is?
Focusing on a single negative event or detail and ignoring positive events or details
What is Mental Filtering
Focusing on another person as the source of your negative feelings and refusing to take responsibility for changing yourself.
What is Blaming
“I could have passed that test if I studied more.”
Regret orientation
A student gets a good grade on an assignment, but the student overlooks it and tries to explain their good grade as simply luck or fluke instead of a result of their hard work. What thought distortion is this?
discounting the positives