Fallacies
Emotions
CBT
Suspiciousness
Jumping to Conclusions
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The definition of a fallacy.

What are flaws in reasoning that weaken arguments?

100

An emotion.

What is a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others?

100
The three elements of the cognitive triangle.

What are thoughts, emotions, and behaviors?

100

True or False: Suspiciousness is an emotion.

What is True?

100

The difference between making a guess and jumping to conclusions.

What is... making a guess has a lower confidence level and is open to change of mind. Jumping to conclusions is a high confidence level with minimal information and rigid thought. 

200

Slippery Slope 

What is assuming a small step leads to extreme consequences?
200

True or False: We can be 100% certain about how another person is feeling.

What is false?

200

The definition of cognition. 

What are the mental actions or processes of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and sensation. 

200

The importance of addressing and resolving suspiciousness. 

What is... to prevent any inappropriate interpersonal communication (e.g. accusatory statements)?

200

The three "characters" of appraising a situation.

Who are Blaming Bill, My-Fault Mary, Easy Eddy?

300

Sunk Cost

What is choosing to continue investing time, money, or effect into something just because you've already spent a lot on it-- even when it no longer makes sense nor seems beneficial?

300

What are the 7 basic emotions?

Happy, Sad, Angry, Surprised, Disgusted, Ashamed, Afraid

300
Classic CBT focuses on changing this element of the cognitive triangle. 

What is the thought?

300

What are the 3 external factors that influence suspiciousness?

Location, appearance, and behavior

300

The Pros and Cons of Easy Eddy.

What are...

Pros: Minimal feeling of negative emotions, increased resilience.

Cons: Does not attribute blame or cause where blame or cause should be attributed. 

400
Ad hominem

What is a personal attack?

400

What are the facial cues for guessing someone's emotion?

Eyebrows, cheeks, mouth

400
DBT focuses on changing this element of the cognitive triangle.

What is the emotion?

400

What are the 3 internal factors that influence suspiciousness?

Emotions felt prior to a situation, past experiences, prior knowledge
400

What Blaming Bill, My-Fault Mary, and Easy Eddy say about John, who was left on read by his crush. 

What is...

Blaming Bill - He's a jerk who likes being mean. 

My-Fault Mary - I must have done something to upset him!

Easy Eddy - I'm sure he's just busy or didn't see it. He'll get back to me eventually. 

500

Hasty Generalization

What is making a broad claim based on insufficient evidence ("Seen one, seem em' all.")?

500

The shape you can mentally lay over an individual's face to increase accuracy of guessing their emotion. 

What is a triangle?

500

This category includes catastrophizing, jumping to conclusions, mind reading, "should" statements, and personalization among other things.

What is a cognitive distortion?

500

The three types suspicion experiences.

What is justified, ambiguious, and unjustified.

500

The three phases that indicate a guess.

What is "Looks like...", "Probably...", and "Maybe..."?