Describe some examples of these unhelpful thinking styles

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Question: Describe some examples of these unhelpful thinking styles common among college students. Hypothesize where these unhelpful thinking styles might come from (e.g., family, culture, personality, peers, genetics, life experiences) and the effects of experiencing these persistent and frequent unhelpful thinking patterns.

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