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Thinking traps: Are overly rigid patterns in thinking that can undermine resilience Can drive to counterproductive emotions and reactions Are more likely if you are run down or depleted All of the above

          Thinking traps:
Are overly rigid patterns in thinking that can undermine resilience
Can drive to counterproductive emotions and reactions
Are more likely if you are run down or depleted
All of the above

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