
Cognitive distortions 2
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- Q1Which cognitive distortion involves magnifying a negative event or situation and downplaying its positive aspects?Selective AttentionOvergeneralizationMagnificationBlack-and-White Thinking30s
- Q2Which cognitive distortion involves expecting things to always turn out for the worst, regardless of evidence or reality?Selective AttentionOVERGENERALIZATIONBlack-and-White ThinkingCatastrophizing30s
- Q3Which cognitive distortion involves believing that everything that goes wrong is your fault, regardless of evidence or facts?PersonalizationCatastrophizingSelective AttentionOvergeneralization30s
- Q4Which cognitive distortion involves selectively focusing on negative details while ignoring positive ones?OvergeneralizationMental FilteringBlack-and-White ThinkingCatastrophizing30s
- Q5Which cognitive distortion involves taking responsibility for negative events or situations that are beyond one's control?PERSONALIZATIONOvergeneralizationCatastrophizingBlack-and-White Thinking30s
- Q6Which cognitive distortion involves jumping to a negative conclusion without any evidence or despite contradictory evidence?OvergeneralizationJumping To ConclusionsCatastrophizingSelective Attention30s
- Q7Which cognitive distortion involves assuming that one knows what others are thinking or feeling without having any evidence?Black-and-White ThinkingMIND READINGSelective AttentionOvergeneralization30s
- Q8Which cognitive distortion involves viewing situations or events in extreme terms, as either all good or all bad, with no middle ground?Black-And-White ThinkingDisqualifying the positiveCatastrophizingSelective Attention30s
- Q9Which cognitive distortion involves discounting or dismissing positive experiences or accomplishments?CatastrophizingSelective AttentionMental FilterOvergeneralization30s