Beck believes that _____ are among the most important thinking patterns that lead to depression.

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Beck's cognitive theory of depression identifies selective perception (focusing on negative aspects while ignoring positive ones), overgeneralization (drawing universal negative conclusions from a single negative event), magnification (exaggerating the significance of negative events), and all-or-nothing thinking (seeing situations as completely good or completely bad) as common thinking patterns that contribute to depression.

Beck Believes That _____ Are Among the Most Important Thinking