Thinking Errors
This thinking error happens when someone assumes they know what another person is thinking without evidence.
What is mind reading?
Consent must be given freely, without this.
Consent must be given freely, without this. Answer: What is pressure or coercion?
: Returning a lost wallet with money inside is an example of this value
What is honesty?
Values are the beliefs that help guide your ________.
What are actions or choices?
Empathy means trying to understand another person's ________.
What are feelings, experience or perspective?
This thinking error occurs when you put things off for later so you can feel good now.
What is procrastination?
True or False: Someone can change their mind after giving consent.
True
If your friend asks you to lie for them, you may face an ethical ________.
What is dilemma
When your actions match your values, you are showing this.
What is integrity?
Before judging someone, it helps to consider their ________.
What is perspective?
This thinking error involves expecting the worst possible outcome.
What is catastrophizing?
If someone is asleep, unconscious, or heavily impaired, they cannot give ________.
What is consent?
Sharing private information about a friend without permission may violate this
What is trust?
Name one way someone might show they value responsibility
Examples include completing tasks, keeping commitments, or admitting mistakes.
This skill involves listening carefully to understand someone rather than preparing your response.
What is active listening?
This thinking error happens when a person says that it is everyone else's fault for things that are within their control.
What is blaming?
What is one situation that would tell you that someone can not consent?
1. Not equal to the other person
2. There is no honesty
3. They don't understand what is going to happen
4. They don't understand the consequences
5. They can not disagree without harm
If nobody would ever find out about your decision, ethics still asks whether it is ________.
What is right?
When deciding what to do, values can act as a ________.
What is a guide or compass?
Imagining how your actions affect another person can help build ________.
What is empathy?
This thinking error involves seeing situations as all good or all bad with no middle ground.
What is black-and-white thinking (all-or-nothing thinking)?
Consent requires communication. Name one way someone can communicate "no."
Examples include saying no, pulling away, avoiding participation, or other clear signals.
You see a classmate being bullied. What ethical principle might encourage you to help?
What is respect, fairness, courage, or compassion?
Give an example of a value and a behavior that demonstrates
Therapist decision - answers will vary!
What is one question you could ask yourself before acting to show empathy?
Examples include "How would I feel?" or "How might this affect them?"