How are self-talk and thinking patterns related to expanding one's comfort zone (1 point)?
What will be an ideal response
How are self-talk and thinking patterns related to expanding one's comfort zone? One point for any of the following:
- Comfort zones are held in place by self-talk
- Comfort zones are held in place by how you typically think about some situation
- When people feel they are outside their comfort zone, they tend to reduce the world to black and white to deal with complexity
- Rigidity of thinking, stereotypes, and/or prejudice are associated with a narrow comfort zone
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