Beck's Cognitive Triad That Occurs in Depression Is an Exaggerated

Beck's cognitive triad that occurs in depression is an exaggerated and persistently negative view of

A) self, others, and the world.
B) one's work, one's life, and one's relationships.
C) the past, the present, and the future.
D) oneself, the world, and the future.
E) one's history, one's environment, and one's current situation.