Identifying Thinking Errors Quiz

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Spot the thinking mistakes in everyday thoughts.

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Froggy Jumps Identifying Thinking Errors QuizVersión en línea Spot the thinking mistakes in everyday thoughts. por Brett Wolff 1 What is 'mind reading' in thinking errors? a Blaming others for minor mistakes b Assuming you know what others are thinking c Thinking you can predict the future 2 What does 'blowing things up' mean? a Seeing the best in every situation b Expecting the worst possible outcome c Making explosives 3 If you are 'negative labeling', you: a Focus only on facts b Believe everything around you is bad c Apply one bad thing you did to all the things you do 4 What is 'black-and-white thinking'? a Choosing the middle option b Seeing only extremes, no middle ground c Considering many shades of gray 5 What does 'emotional reasoning' involve? a Believing feelings reveal facts b Using data to decide c Separating thoughts from feelings 6 Define 'should statements' in thinking errors. a Making careful plans b Expressing polite expectations c Telling yourself how things must be, unfairly 7 What is 'setting the bar too high' as a thinking error? a Giving kind feedback b Setting goals c Thinking that you must be perfect in everything you do or you're no good 8 If you are 'jumping to conclusions', you: a Ask for more information b Wait for facts to appear c Decide without enough evidence 9 What is 'self blaming' in thinking errors? a Separating facts from feelings b Always blaming others for your problems c Taking blame or responsibility unfairly 10 If you are 'fortune telling' you: a Think you know what will happen and it will be bad b Are psychic c Assume the best outcome 11 What is 'ignoring the good' in thinking errors: a paying more attention to bad things b Thinking your feelings are facts c Thinking positively 12 If you are using 'feelings as facts' you are: a believing that if you feel something then it must be true b thinking logically about a situation c taking the blame for things that aren't your faul

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Identifying Thinking Errors QuizVersión en línea

Spot the thinking mistakes in everyday thoughts.

por Brett Wolff

What is 'mind reading' in thinking errors?

Blaming others for minor mistakes

Assuming you know what others are thinking

Thinking you can predict the future

What does 'blowing things up' mean?

Seeing the best in every situation

Expecting the worst possible outcome

Making explosives

If you are 'negative labeling', you:

Focus only on facts

Believe everything around you is bad

Apply one bad thing you did to all the things you do

What is 'black-and-white thinking'?

Choosing the middle option

Seeing only extremes, no middle ground

Considering many shades of gray

What does 'emotional reasoning' involve?

Believing feelings reveal facts

Using data to decide

Separating thoughts from feelings

Define 'should statements' in thinking errors.

Making careful plans

Expressing polite expectations

Telling yourself how things must be, unfairly

What is 'setting the bar too high' as a thinking error?

Giving kind feedback

Setting goals

Thinking that you must be perfect in everything you do or you're no good

If you are 'jumping to conclusions', you:

Ask for more information

Wait for facts to appear

Decide without enough evidence

What is 'self blaming' in thinking errors?

Separating facts from feelings

Always blaming others for your problems

Taking blame or responsibility unfairly

If you are 'fortune telling' you:

Think you know what will happen and it will be bad

Are psychic

Assume the best outcome

What is 'ignoring the good' in thinking errors:

paying more attention to bad things

Thinking your feelings are facts

Thinking positively

If you are using 'feelings as facts' you are:

believing that if you feel something then it must be true

thinking logically about a situation

taking the blame for things that aren't your faul

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Identifying Thinking Errors QuizVersión en línea

por Brett Wolff

What is 'mind reading' in thinking errors?

What does 'blowing things up' mean?

If you are 'negative labeling', you:

What is 'black-and-white thinking'?

What does 'emotional reasoning' involve?

Define 'should statements' in thinking errors.

What is 'setting the bar too high' as a thinking error?

If you are 'jumping to conclusions', you:

What is 'self blaming' in thinking errors?

If you are 'fortune telling' you:

What is 'ignoring the good' in thinking errors:

If you are using 'feelings as facts' you are:

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