The answer lies in “all or nothing” or “black and white thinking”. This kind of one-way street is common for people with ADHD ...

One of the most common faulty thinking patterns I see daily in my office is “all or nothing” or “black and white” thinking. “All or nothing” thinking was identified as one of the 10 ...

2. You View Everything In Black And White “Black and white thinking” is a cognitive distortion where you tend to view situations, people or outcomes in extremes. It’s either all good or all ...

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This pressure leads to black and white thinking: perfectionism, self-blame, hopelessness and burnout. During crisis, this has escalated suicidal ideation and self-sabotaging behaviours ...

Our tendency for cognitive simplification is dangerous, especially in an AI-infused landscape. Explore four practical steps to prevent bias amplification, both online and offline.

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