Candace overhears a classmate complaining that some students have such huge egos that they completely dominate class discussions
and make it impossible for other students to voice their opinions or even ask a question. candace walks away in tears, convinced that the classmate is talking about her. according to beck's cognitive therapy (ct), candace is demonstrating a(n) _____ called _____.
<span>Negative cognitive bias called personalization.
Cognitive distortions are exaggerated or irrational thought patterns that are believed to perpetuate the effects of psychopathological states, especially depression and anxiety.</span>
The answer is: Negative cognitive bias called personalization.
Negative cognitive bias refers to a situation when thoughts that have negative nature have a greater effect on our psychological state compared to the thought with positive nature.
This could be seen in candace's situation. She heard the negative things that her friends said, and personalize all of those negative attributes to her own, which make her feel that she is the main target of their conversation.
Answer and Explanation: Considering Hamilton's point of view I would say that I agree with him. According to Hamilton the judicial branch was the less likely to increase its power and to usurp the other branches power. For example, a president can give himself power far beyond his limits. For that reason he consider this branch to be the less dangerous and I agree with him.
Enduring sexual attraction toward members of either one's own sex or the other sex.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
A person's preference for having sex with people of the opposite sex (heterosexuality), people of the same sex (homosexuality), or people of both sexes are referred to as sexual orientation (bisexuality).
Emerson's argument is that nature has a peaceful essence.
Explanation:
In the paragraph shown in the question above, Emerson shows that nature gives him a sense of peace, because when he is in nature he feels safe and complete. He feels a close relationship between reason and faith that makes him believe that nothing bad and no worry will prevent him from feeling the peace that only nature can bring.
