Heaven’s Reward Fallacy Come from past/lived experiences Never make mistakes Root causes: past experiences (upbringing, environment, negativity) Double standards What goes around comes around Ignoring the positive Not a sign of weakness Overgeneralization Labeling/judging Blaming Should Statements Exaggerate Cognitive bias Mindreading Feelings are facts Not a mental illness Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTS) Occurs in all people to varying degree Jumping to conclusions All or nothing thinking Not a mental illness Magnifying Unrealistic expectations Predicting Stereotyping Always being right A natural part of the human experience Minimizing Awfulizing Magical thinking Heaven’s Reward Fallacy Come from past/lived experiences Never make mistakes Root causes: past experiences (upbringing, environment, negativity) Double standards What goes around comes around Ignoring the positive Not a sign of weakness Overgeneralization Labeling/judging Blaming Should Statements Exaggerate Cognitive bias Mindreading Feelings are facts Not a mental illness Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTS) Occurs in all people to varying degree Jumping to conclusions All or nothing thinking Not a mental illness Magnifying Unrealistic expectations Predicting Stereotyping Always being right A natural part of the human experience Minimizing Awfulizing Magical thinking
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
C-Heaven’s Reward Fallacy
C-Come from past/lived experiences
T-Never make mistakes
C-Root causes: past experiences (upbringing, environment, negativity)
B-Double standards
T-What goes around comes around
B-Ignoring the positive
T-Not a sign of weakness
B-Overgeneralization
B-Labeling/judging
C-Blaming
C-Should Statements
B-Exaggerate
B-Cognitive bias
T-Mindreading
C-Feelings are facts
B-Not a mental illness
T-Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTS)
T-Occurs in all people to varying degree
C-Jumping to conclusions
T-All or nothing thinking
C-Not a mental illness
C-Magnifying
T-Unrealistic expectations
B-Predicting
C-Stereotyping
B-Always being right
C-A natural part of the human experience
T-Minimizing
T-Awfulizing
B-Magical thinking