Feeling Good: Overcome Depression and Anxiety with Proven Techniques
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hogwash!
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take the wind out of his sails.
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So what is empathy? Empathy is the ability to comprehend with accuracy the precise thoughts and motivations
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by my vigorous attempts to get her goat, and
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probability of getting one because your anger will have an enormous capacity to act as a self-fulfilling prophecy. In contrast, if you expect and fantasize a positive outcome and apply an upbeat approach, it will be much more likely to occur.
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anger-reduction program
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view this as a successful first try. Now keep working at it, using your cognitive rehearsal method, and see if you can reduce it to 50 percent and then to 30 percent. Eventually you will make it vanish altogether, or at least you will have brought it down
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Remember that the wisdom of friends and associates can be a potential gold mine you can utilize when you're stuck.
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They may see clearly in any area where you ha...
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The events of this world don't make you angry. Your "hot thoughts" create your anger. Even when a genuinely negative event occurs, it is the meaning you attach to it that determines your emotional response.
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(or that I have an evil streak,
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If, in contrast, I do not harangue myself or experience any loss of self-respect, it is easy to admit my mistake.
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Then I can readily correct the problem and learn from it. The less guilt I have, the more...
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Incredulous?
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commiseration
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syllogism:
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berating
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She could find a grain of truth in his arguments (the disarming technique) so as to take the wind out of his sails,
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breadwinner.
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he was being unrealistically hard on himself. I