Criminal and Addictive Thinking Workbook

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Across
  1. 2. the logical result of alternative thoughts
  2. 5. the healthier, more positive thoughts that challenge our automatic, distorted thoughts
  3. 6. we're afraid that if we found out who we really are deep down, we might discover that we're nothing
  4. 7. "always" or "never" thinking
  5. 11. used to escape responsibility, keep a low profile, and to manipulate others to get what we want
  6. 13. lead to out of whack emotions and irrational behavior
  7. 19. making conclusions based on our feelings
  8. 20. making something seem smaller than it really is
  9. 23. the image of us we try to get others to believe and see
  10. 25. the automatic notions or mental images we have when the event happens
  11. 26. assuming something without getting all the facts
  12. 27. a sense of pride about their drug of choice, thinking it's somehow better than other drugs
  13. 28. stubborn, "I know what's right" thinking
  14. 29. the purpose of _______ _______ is to help us change our thinking and behaviors so we stay substance and crime free and become a better person in society/more prosocial
  15. 30. making everything about us
  16. 31. basic assumptions we've made and accepted as true about ourselves, other people, and the world
Down
  1. 1. thinking we are never at fault or responsible for our behavior
  2. 3. all-or-nothing thinking
  3. 4. the emotions that arise when the event happens
  4. 5. used to attack, intimidate, and undermine people's efforts
  5. 8. looking at only one small piece of what happened
  6. 9. the behaviors we use that are meant to get things done
  7. 10. making something seem bigger than it really is
  8. 12. no one can tell us differently
  9. 14. something we say or do in response to an event
  10. 15. the situation that led to our distorted thoughts
  11. 16. when we fight, brag, refuse to admit we don't know something, or believe our type of crime is better than the other guy's type of crime
  12. 17. we tend to recall only the positve actions we've taken and not the negative ones
  13. 18. thought patterns that hold us in check and prevent us from doing something
  14. 21. our moral strength. comes from finding the best qualities inside ourselves, believing in them, and showing them in our behavior
  15. 22. used to confuse others, direct attention away from ourselves or important issues, and avoid exposure to keep others distracted and focused on other things
  16. 24. the main feature of addictive thinking