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Are You Aware of the Cognitive Distortions That Block Critical Thinking?

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I know a few ways of thinking that can make it hard for us to think clearly. Here are some I’ve noticed:

  1. All-or-Nothing Thinking: This is when you see things as either totally good or totally bad, with no middle options.

  2. Overgeneralization: This happens when we make big conclusions from just one event.

  3. Confirmation Bias: This is when we only look for information that agrees with what we already believe.

These thinking patterns can confuse us and stop us from making good choices. Once I started to notice and deal with them, my critical thinking skills got a lot better!

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Are You Aware of the Cognitive Distortions That Block Critical Thinking?

Sure! Here’s a simpler version of your text:

I know a few ways of thinking that can make it hard for us to think clearly. Here are some I’ve noticed:

  1. All-or-Nothing Thinking: This is when you see things as either totally good or totally bad, with no middle options.

  2. Overgeneralization: This happens when we make big conclusions from just one event.

  3. Confirmation Bias: This is when we only look for information that agrees with what we already believe.

These thinking patterns can confuse us and stop us from making good choices. Once I started to notice and deal with them, my critical thinking skills got a lot better!

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