Monthly Archives: July 2011

Objects to Possess

Posted on July 23, 2011 by Brian Loebig

In school, children learn the difference between a noun and a verb. Most of us will easily recall the grade school mantra of a noun as a ‘person, place or thing.’ For the criminal thinker the definition attributed to the … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Errors | Tagged biker gang, criminal thinker, criminal thinking, CT, double standard, ownership attitude, thinking errors, thinking therapy | 1 Comment

The Solitary Confinement of Responsibility

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Brian Loebig

Responsible living to the criminal thinker is akin to solitary confinement. The perceived boredom and lack of excitement in a responsible life is worse than the possibility of jail or prison. The Bureau of Justice Statistics shows that most criminals … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Change, Thinking Errors | Tagged Bureau of Justice Statistics, cognitive-behavioral, criminal thinking, irresponsible thinking, lack of interest in responsible performance, responsible living | 5 Comments

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