Lesson 5: How We Think Impacts How We Act - Slide 20

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Distorted Thinking Is Exaggerated Thinking

  • A common example of distorted thinking is called all or none thinking; black or white thinking
  • Distorted thinking can become an automatic interpretation of all events in your life

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