Self-Condemnation — Self-condemnation is a harsh judgment that the person deserves blame or continued suffering. It extends beyond recognizing a decision that needs examination. The judgment reinforces withdrawal when receiving care appears inconsistent with the person’s view of their own worth. — Cognitive Patterns

Added October 13, 2026

Self-condemnation — Self-condemnation is a sweeping negative judgment about personal worth based on a decision or outcome. It turns a specific difficulty into a claim about being unintelligent, incapable, or fundamentally flawed. Reviewing behavior and selecting one adjustment keeps learning focused on the actual situation. — Self-Evaluation

Added October 17, 2026