Typical Effects of This Fallacy Include: Thinking You Are Responsible

question 31

Multiple Choice

Typical effects of this fallacy include: thinking you are responsible for others' feelings and guilt for how others feel.

• A) perfection
• B) overgeneralization
• C) helplessness
• D) taking responsibility for others
• E) Fear of catastrophic expectations

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Definitions:

Restraining Forces

Factors or conditions that resist or oppose change, hindering progress towards achieving desired goals or transformations.

Negotiate

To discuss and arrive at a mutual agreement between parties with differing needs or views.

Communicate

The process of conveying information and meaning between or among individuals through the use of mutually understood signs, symbols, and language.

Driving Forces

Factors that motivate and push towards the achievement of a particular goal or change.