Automatic Thoughts and Thinking Traps

H. Thompson-Brenner, Melanie T. Smith, Gayle E. Brooks, D. R. Franklin, H. Espel-Huynh, James F. Boswell
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During this session, clients learn about automatic thoughts, which are fast, subjective interpretations of the world. Automatic thoughts are necessary to operate in a complex world, but emotional disorders typically involve negative automatic thoughts about particular situations, emotions, the future, and one’s self. Automatic thoughts influence and are influenced by emotion. There can be more than one interpretation of a situation, and cognitive flexibility involves being able to consider various interpretations. Clients also learn about two thinking traps (jumping to conclusions or probability overestimation, and thinking the worst or catastrophizing) and how these traps can influence thoughts to produce negative emotion.
自动思维和思维陷阱
在这个过程中,来访者学习自动思维,这是对世界的快速、主观的解释。在一个复杂的世界里,自动思维是必要的,但情绪障碍通常涉及对特定情况、情绪、未来和自我的消极自动思维。自动思维影响情感,也受情感影响。对一种情况可能有不止一种解释,认知灵活性包括能够考虑各种解释。来访者还会学到两种思维陷阱(妄下结论或高估概率,以及往最坏的方面想或把事情简单化),以及这些陷阱是如何影响思想从而产生负面情绪的。
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