impact statement

• a statement written by patients about their feelings about themselves, the world, and their circumstances in regard to their trauma.

stuck points

a-b-c worksheets

• connections between events, thoughts, and feelings
• ties trauma to the thoughts and emotions felt

after a client has gotten comfortable with the a-b-c worksheet, we gently unravel these thought patterns and ways of thinking. taking apart these fears; teaches them also to dissect and question their own ways of thinking

215 behavioral stats

you don't use an expected relative frequency probability in a fixed situation protects ourselves from human biases that we are consciously aware of and not

confirmation bias - looking for clues or signs of what we believe and ignores what doesn't

illusory correlation - believing there is a (false) relationship when there is none

you either reject (when evidence doesn't support) or retain the null (when evidence does suggest) hypothesis

we can never say a null hypothesis is true or false