The Damage Caused by an Indirect Loss Can Be Greater

question 29

True/False

The damage caused by an indirect loss can be greater in amount than the damage caused by direct loss in the same occurrence.

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Definitions:

Monitoring Thoughts

The practice of observing and reflecting on one’s own thoughts, often used in cognitive behavioral therapy to challenge negative patterns.

Schemas

Mental structures that represent organized knowledge about concepts, objects, and events, based on previous experience.

Core Values

Fundamental beliefs or guiding principles that shape the behavior and culture of an individual or organization.