Beck's negative triad of beliefs leads to a number of systematic biases in thinking,including:

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Beck's negative triad involves a pessimistic view of the self, the world, and the future, leading to cognitive biases such as arbitrary inference (drawing conclusions without evidence), selective abstraction (focusing on negative details while ignoring the whole context), and overgeneralization (applying a single event to all situations).

Beck's Negative Triad of Beliefs Leads to a Number of Systematic