Question

Which is a good example of substituting positive thoughts for negative ones? Instead of “I should have passed that math test,” say “I failed that math test because my teacher doesn’t like me.” Instead of “I can do this,” say “I’m not smart enough.” Instead of “I can never do this,” say “I’ve done things like this before.” Instead of “I should have passed that math test,” say “I failed that math test because I always have bad luck.”

Answer 1

Answer:

Instead of “I can do this,” say “I’m not smart enough.”

Explanation:

Positive thoughts is basically seeing the bright side of things from your past and present while having confidence and optimism in the future. In other words, positive thinking means that you have confidence and stimulate some aspect of your life. An example of positive thinking is the phrase "I can do this".

Negative thoughts are those that bring a bad and pessimistic perspective on any aspect of an individual's life. Negative thinking leaves a person unmotivated, exalts his or her flaws, and results in a serious situation of discomfort. An example of negative thinking is the phrase "I'm not smart enough."

Answer 2

Instead of "I can never do this" say "I've done things like this before