Question

Grace is talking with her wife, myanna. myanna starts crying, and grace immediately assumes that myanna wants a divorce. what kind of cognitive distortion is this? jumping to conclusions all-or-nothing thinking emotional crumbling overgeneralization

Answer 1

The answer is "jumping to conclusions".

Jumping to conclusions is a mental term alluding to a correspondence snag where one "judge[s] or decide[s] something without having every one of the actualities; to achieve unjustifiable conclusions". As it were, "the point at which I neglect to recognize what I watched direct from what I have just gathered or assumed". Because it includes settling on choices without having enough data to make sure they are correct, this can offer ascent to terrible or impulsive choices.