Thoughts refer to the internal mental processes involving ideas, beliefs, opinions, or judgments that individuals have about themselves, others, or situations.
Cognition: The general term for all mental activities related to acquiring knowledge through thinking, knowing, remembering, perceiving, etc.
Cognitive Bias: Distortions in thinking that cause individuals to perceive reality inaccurately or make irrational judgments based on cognitive shortcuts.
Self-Talk: An internal dialogue where individuals consciously or unconsciously talk to themselves in their mind. It influences emotions and behaviors.
What is the term for an individual's consistent pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behavior that persists over time and across situations?
Which psychological approach focuses on the effect of people's thoughts, perceptions and feelings on their behavior?
Which cognitive learning theory suggests that our thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes influence our behavior?
Which term describes an adolescent's belief that their thoughts, feelings, and experiences are unique and more extreme than anyone else's?
Which model focuses on unconscious conflicts from childhood influencing adult behavior and thoughts?
Which perspective emphasizes the physiological and genetic influences on our behaviors, thoughts, and emotions?
Which type of therapy emphasizes the impact of thoughts on feelings and behaviors?
Which theoretical framework suggests that our thoughts determine our behaviors?
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