Week 7 revisting cognitive distortions
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The document discusses cognitive distortions, or thinking patterns, that can negatively impact one's beliefs and perceptions. It defines several common cognitive distortions such as all-or-nothing thinking, overgeneralization, jumping to conclusions, labeling oneself, and emotional reasoning. Examples are provided for each distortion to illustrate how distorted thinking works. The goal is to help identify these thinking traps and replace them with more realistic perspectives.
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Psychopaths
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Psychopaths
They are incapable of normal emotions such as love, generally react without considering the consequences of their actions and show extreme egocentric and narcissistic behavior.
Psychopaths
Characteristics of a psychopath
•Superficial charm and average intelligence.
•Absence of delusions and other signs of irrational thinking.
•Absence of nervousness or neurotic manifestations.
•Unreliability.
•Untruthfulness and insincerity.
Psychopaths
•Lack of remorse or shame.
•Antisocial behavior without apparent compunction.
•Poor judgment and failure to learn from experience.
•Pathological egocentricity and incapacity to love.
•General poverty in major affective reactions.
Psychopaths
•Specific loss of insight.
•Unresponsiveness in general interpersonal relations.
•Fantastic and uninviting behavior with drink, and sometimes without.
Psychopaths
There are different degrees of psychopathic behavior and different types including the sexual psychopath and the work psychopath.
Most studies indicate that there are no conventional methods available which cures psychopathic behavior.
When conventional methods have been used, the psychopath becomes empowered, and reacts by improving their cunning, manipulative methods.
They have an ability to conceal their true personality, even from trained eyes.
Psychopaths
Psychopath has no real emotions.
They develop their own personality by mimicking those around them.
They have an inability to control inappropriate outburst of anger and hostility which results in loss of jobs, loss of friends and family and divorce.
This promotes the psychopath into a justification for more aggressive behavior.
Psychopaths
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- 1. Revisiting Cognitive Distortions Thinking Patterns and Core Beliefs
- 6. ALL-OR-NOTHING THINKING Thinking of things in absolute terms, like “always”, “every” or “never” “I never do anything right EVER!”
- 7. OVERGENERALIZATION Taking isolated cases and using them to make wide generalizations.
- 8. OVERGENERALIZATION “She yelled at me. She’s always yelling at me. She must not like me.”
- 9. OVERGENERALIZATION Catch yourself overgeneralizing Say to yourself, “Just because one event happened, does not necessarily mean I am ….
- 10. Mental Filter Focusing exclusively on certain, usually negative, aspects of something while ignoring the rest, like a tiny imperfection in a piece of clothing
- 11. JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS Assuming something negative where there is actually no evidence to support it.
- 12. JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS You assume that someone is reacting negatively to you, and you don’t bother to check it out.
- 13. JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS “What evidence do you have to support your notion that she feels…” mind reading – assuming the intentions of others fortune telling – predicting how things will turn before they happen
- 14. Disqualifying the Positive Continually “shooting down”positive experiences for arbitrary, ad hoc reasons.
- 15. Catastrophizing Focusing on the worst possible outcome, however unlikely, or thinking that a situation is unbearable or impossible when it is really just uncomfortable
- 16. Labeling Explaining behaviors or events, merely by naming them; related to overgeneralization Rather than describing the specific behavior, you assign a label to someone or yourself that puts them in absolute and unalterable terms.
- 17. Rather than describing the specific behavior, you assign a label to someone or yourself that puts them in absolute and unalterable terms.
- 18. Personalization Assuming you or others directly caused things when that may not have been the case When applied to others this is an example of blame
- 20. Emotional Reasoning Making decisions and arguments based on how you feel rather than objective reality
- 21. I am inferior, a failure, a lower, not good enough, defective, don’t measure up. I am powerless, out of control, trapped, weak and needy.
- 22. Making Should Statements Concentrating on what you think “should” or ought to be rather than the actual situation you or having rigid rules which you think should always apply no matter what the circumstances are
- 24. I am unlikable, unwanted, will be rejected or abandoned, always be alone I am different, defective, not good enough to be loved by other, a nerd