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Psychology

Lindenwood University

2020

Jumping to conclusion

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Relationships Between Dichotomous Thinking And Other Cognitive Distortions, Nam Nguyen Jan 2020

Relationships Between Dichotomous Thinking And Other Cognitive Distortions, Nam Nguyen

Undergraduate Psychology Research Methods Journal

Both dichotomous thinking and other types of cognitive distortions have been found to be associated with various mental disorders and suicidality. There has been no known study that examines the relationship between dichotomous thinking and other cognitive distortions, nor known measure of cognitive distortions that integrates dichotomous thinking. Objective. This study aims to examine the relationships between dichotomous thinking and seven other cognitive distortions, namely jumping to conclusion, belief inflexibility, external attribution bias, overgeneralization, selective abstraction, catastrophizing, and personalization. Method. A survey was distributed online, integrating measures for dichotomous thinking from the Dichotomous Thinking Inventory (Oshio, 2009), jumping to conclusion, …