A phenomenological perspective assumes that whatever the underlying cause of a behavior, the person who is behaving problematically is doing so on the basis of distorted or maladaptive ways of thinking about events.

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A phenomenological perspective focuses on individuals' subjective experiences and interpretations of the world around them, rather than attributing behavior to distorted or maladaptive thinking. It emphasizes understanding the meaning of experiences from the person's viewpoint.

A Phenomenological Perspective Assumes That Whatever the Underlying Cause of a Behavior