Abstract: This flyer describes various distorted patterns of thought that interfere with cognition. Included are examples of catastrophizing, seeing everything as either "good" or "bad," overgeneralizing, selective attention, excessive responsibility personalization, mind-reading, and predicting without knowing. |
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