These are all prime examples of cognitive distortions: thought patterns that cause people to view reality in inaccurate — usually negative — ways. In short, they’re habitual errors in thinking.

Cognitive distortions, unconscious bias ... One common one is called “cherry picking,” when someone selects a small sample of evidence that supports their side of an argument out of a much ...

This week, Jared Bowen gives us a look at what the Front Porch Arts Collective is doing virtually for Juneteenth ... same way again after seeing “Bending Lines: Maps and Data from Distortion to ...

Cognitive distortions are biased thoughts that create ... helps change a person’s immediate response to a stimulus. For example, if someone does not say hello to them, a person could interpret ...

EmmerTruth has a second example of alleged unfairness committed ... the first sentence without the second are committing a major distortion. I have some sympathy here (although strangely, Emmer ...