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    Coming to a Conclusion When There Is No Evidence to Support
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Coming to a Conclusion When There Is No Evidence to Support

Question 132

Question 132

Multiple Choice

Coming to a conclusion when there is no evidence to support it is a cognitive distortion called:


A) selective abstraction.
B) overgeneralizing.
C) personalizing.
D) arbitrary inference.

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