Cognitive distortions are erroneous thought patterns that influence behavior, often leading to maladaptive actions [1]. In the context of gambling addiction, these distortions contribute significantly ...

In some ways, cognitive distortions are faulty filters. They twist how you see yourself, other people, and situations. The tricky part is they happen automatically, often without you even realizing it ...

ABSTRACT: Automatic detection of cognitive distortions from short written text could support large-scale mental-health screening and digital cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). Many recent approaches ...

Abstract: Depression is a common mental illness that can greatly impact an individual's ability to function when the condition is severe. With the proliferation of social media platforms, more and ...

My most popular article here on Psychology Today is this giant list of 50 Common Cognitive Distortions. You'll never completely eliminate cognitive distortions from your life. However, you can learn ...

Cookie Monster wants to eat better! The long-time resident of Sesame Street is ready to eat fewer of those famous chocolate chip cookies. He has talked to his doctor and his famous friends about his ...

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When Donald Trump wasn’t busy falling asleep in front of the cameras, he spent his first year in office struggling to form coherent thoughts. For the last year, the nation has witnessed President ...

We've spent the past several days reiterating and lamenting the onset of the holiday trading doldrums--a time of year that sees vastly lower volumes/liquidity ...

We all have those days when nothing seems to go right at work. Maybe someone spilled coffee on you right before a big presentation, or a project you spent hours on got rejected. Despite these setbacks ...

Olivia Campbell is a science journalist and the author of “Women in White Coats” and “Sisters in Science.” It was a harbinger of what was to come: the slipup I made on one of my podcast appearances to ...