“Oh my gosh,” LaKeisha exclaims as she leaves her physics exam. “I just KNOW that I...
- “Oh my gosh,” LaKeisha exclaims as she leaves her physics exam. “I just KNOW that I got number 28 wrong! I just know that I’m going to fail this class.” According to a cognitive psychologist, LaKeisha is engaging in which of the following distorted thought processes?
Group of answer choices
- Magnification
- All-or-nothing thinking
- Overgeneralization
- Minimization
Homework Answers
All-or-nothing thinking: is a type of cognitive distorted thinking wherein individual believe that they will either succeed or fail
Magnification : refers to blowing negatives way out of proportion while ignoring the positives
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