Cognitive Distortions
Across
- 3. when you assume you know what someone else is thinking or believes.
- 8. " " statements; how we often talk to ourselves and set unrealistic expectations.
- 9. when you confuse your emotions with facts and assume because you feel a certain way, it's true
- 10. putting emphasis on your short comings
- 13. thinking belief that specific words, thoughts, emotions, or rituals can influence the external world.
- 14. " " thinking in absolutes and utilizing terms like "always" or "never".
- 15. assigning responsibility for negative events to oneself or others.
Down
- 1. belief that you are responsible for events out of your control.
- 2. using assumptions to interpret the meaning of a situation.
- 4. assuming something will ALWAYS turn out one way because it has before
- 5. " "the positives; to ignore the good things that have happened/are happening.
- 6. thinking of only the worst possible outcome of an event/situation
- 7. seeing your achievements as "no big deal"
- 11. a person assigns negative labels to themselves or others based on a single event or characteristic.
- 12. assuming you know how something will play out.