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Example of All-or-Nothing Thinking
An example of all-or-nothing thinking is illustrated by Jon's reaction after being turned down for a date. He immediately generalizes the single event into an absolute belief, thinking, 'No one will ever go out with me. I’m going to be alone forever.' This extreme conclusion, which ignores any other possibilities, results in him feeling anxious and sad about his future.
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