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Re: CBT and metacognition » Larry Hoover

Posted by Dinah on June 2, 2003, at 12:14:30

In reply to Re: CBT and metacognition » Dinah, posted by Larry Hoover on June 2, 2003, at 12:01:44

So not trying to convince someone of something is metacognition, eh? :) I always just thought of it as common sense. For the most part I've never found anyone to say "Oh, of course! You're right! Why didn't I see that before?" lol. I always figure you can state your point of view, but not expect anything to come of it. Or as I always like to say "What I do (or say I guess) is what I do. What other people do (or say) is what they do."

Acceptance? (see, I did listen to my therapist)

 

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