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This presentation deals with how thinking can be influenced by depression and anxiety. The errors in thinking, or cognitive distortions, are reviewed. How Cognitive Therapy helps to correct the errors is also addressed.

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Cognitive Distortions and Correcting Them CCBT Kevin D. Arnold, Ph.D., ABPP July 16, 2009

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