Cognitive Self-Change: Thinking Controls Behavior THINKING REPORTS

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Cognitive Self-Change: Thinking Controls Behavior THINKING REPORTS August 2015

Thinking Controls Behavior Thoughts / feelings control the way we act We can control how we act by controlling our ways of thinking We can look at the thoughts and feelings we have in a conflict 2

Objectivity Definition Saying your thoughts exactly as they go through your head 3

Staying Objective.. Remember the thoughts and feelings you had Don t judge your thinking Don t look at thoughts as right or wrong, good or bad Look at your thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs as pure information about what was in your mind during a specific situation 4

Report your thoughts and feelings exactly Helpful Hints for Staying Objective Don t judge Don t blame Don t make excuses Don t second guess (suggestions about how you should have or could have thought) 5

Attitudes and Beliefs General ways of thinking about a lot of different situations Rules, principles, values, or general opinions about a kind of person or a kind of situation Can express the values and the principles you live by Attitudes and beliefs define the things that matter most to us 6

Kinds of Attitudes and Beliefs Express values and the principles we live by defining what matters most to us Examples - My family is the most important thing in my life You have to stand up for yourself Opinions or general ways of thinking about the people and the situations around us Examples - My teachers are unfair My parents are almost always right 7

The Cognitive Principle - Thinking controls behavior Learning to control thoughts and feelings can control actions There is always more than 1 way of thinking about a situation Control of thinking results in real power over life When we think differently, we act differently 8

Cognitive Self Change Step 1 - Pay Attention to Our Thinking Step 2 - Recognize Risk Step 3 - Use New Thinking 9

C o g n i t i v e R e s t r u c t u r i n g Actions Thoughts Feelings Attitudes/Beliefs

Cognitive Self Change Step 1 - Pay Attention to Our Thinking Step 2 - Recognize Risk Step 3 - Use New Thinking 11

Parts of a Thinking Report Part 1 - State what happened (stick with the facts) Part 2 - List every thought you can remember (exact words that were in your mind at the time) Part 3 - List all the feelings you remember having Part 4 - List beliefs you held in this situation (beliefs are rules, principles and opinions that you carry into lots of different situations) 12

Thinking Report Part 1 Situation: State the facts of what happened Who was involved and what was said and done?

Thinking Report Part 1 Situation: State the facts of what happened Who was involved and what was said and done?

Thinking Report Situation: Part 2 Thoughts: List every thought you can remember Use the exact words that were in your mind at the time

Thinking Report Situation: Thoughts: Part 3 Feelings: List all the feelings you remember having Use words that seem right to you Feelings can be either emotions or bodily sensations, or both

Thinking Report Situation: Thoughts: Feelings: Part 4 Attitudes/Beliefs: List your attitudes and beliefs Attitudes and beliefs are rules, principles, values, or ways of thinking that you carry into lots of different situations

4 Parts of a Thinking Report Part 1 Situation: State the facts of what happened Part 2 Thoughts: List every thought you can remember Part 3 Feelings: List all the feelings you remember having Part 4 Attitudes/Beliefs: List your attitudes and beliefs

Cognitive Self Change 1. Pay Attention to Our Thinking 2. Recognize Risk 3. Use New Thinking 19

Step 2 Recognize Risk 1. Did my thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs lead me to do what I did? 2. Which thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs were most important in leading me to do what I did? 3. How did these thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs lead me to do what I did? 20

Cognitive Self Change 1. Pay Attention to Our Thinking 2. Recognize Risk 3. Use New Thinking 21

Use New Thinking What new ways of thinking can I use that will lead to different consequences? Will I feel okay about myself if I think this way? 22

Homework Step 1 Think of a time when you broke a rule or hurt someone. Write a thinking report. Focus on the thinking that led you to break the rule or hurt someone. The situation can be a time when you violated the law or broke a rule; or when you hurt someone physically or emotionally 23

Homework Steps 1 and 2 Write another thinking report about a recent or past time when you broke a rule or hurt someone Circle one key thought, one feeling, and one attitude/belief that led you to do that behavior 24

Homework Steps 1, 2 and 3 Watch for situations between now and the next lesson where you feel some degree of tension or stress or conflict Do a thinking report on the situation Identify and circle key thoughts, feelings, and beliefs that put you at risk for getting into trouble 25