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CT Group Tip: Thinking Error Deterrents

Posted on September 29, 2013 by Brian Loebig

Deterrents to negative thinking errors are the primary and practical way a changing criminal thinker can alter their thoughts to affect their behavior. This group facilitation tip focuses on examining the five thinking deterrents in real life situations for group … Continue reading →

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Concrete Thinking

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Brian Loebig

Human mental processes typically evolve from the concrete to the conceptual, whereas the criminal is often described as failing to learn from experience. This individual does not generalize the outcome of one situation to similar circumstances, a problem which is … Continue reading →

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Unique and Superior

Posted on August 20, 2011 by Brian Loebig

A common perception among criminal thinkers is the idea that they are different and better than others. Even when a criminal is repeatedly arrested for a violation, their ‘uniqueness’ in thinking leads them to believe that it won’t happen to … Continue reading →

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