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However, in most cases this schema SHOULD.
People with this schema expect others to hurt, cheat, or put them down.
This schema refers to the excessive sacrifice of one's own needs in order to help others.
Alternatively, some children develop this schema to compensate for feelings of emotional deprivation or defectiveness.
This schema is often brought on by parents who discourage the expression of feelings.
Alternatively, some children develop this schema to compensate for feelings of emotional deprivation, defectiveness, or social undesirability.
This schema refers to the belief that one's primary emotional needs will never be met by others.
People with this schema are critical and unforgiving of both themselves and others.
This schema refers to the belief that people deserve to be harshly punished for making mistakes.
People with this schema often do not try to achieve because they believe that they will fail.
This schema can also arise when parents have been inconsistent in attending to the child's needs;
People with this schema are generally extremely sensitive to rejections by others and try hard to fit in.
This schema refers to the expectation that others will intentionally take advantage in some way.
People with this schema show impairments in important life areas, such as health, pleasure or self-esteem.
This schema refers to the expectation that one will soon lose anyone with whom an emotional attachment is formed.
This schema refers to a pervasive pattern of focusing on the negative aspects of life while minimizing the positive aspects.
This schema refers to the belief that one must submit to the control of others in order to avoid negative consequences.
This schema refers to the belief that one is not capable of handling day-to-day responsibilities competently and independently.
This schema may develop if children are put down and treated as if they are a failure in school and other spheres of accomplishment.
This schema refers to the belief that one is incapable of performing as well as one's peers in areas such as career, school or sports.
People with this schema often rely on others excessively for help in areas such as decision making and initiating new tasks.
This schema refers to a pattern in which you experience too much emotional involvement with others- usually parents or romantic partners.
This schema refers to the belief that one is isolated from the world, different from other people, and/or not part of any community.
This schema refers to the belief that one is always on the verge of experiencing a major catastrophe(financial, natural, medical, criminal, etc.).
This schema refers to the belief that one is internally flawed, and that, if others get close, they will realize this and withdraw from the relationship.
This schema refers to the placing of too much emphasis on gaining the approval and recognition of others at the expense of one's genuine needs and sense of self.
This schema refers to the inability to tolerate any frustration in reaching one's goals, as well as an inability to restrain expression of one's impulses or feelings.
This schema is often brought on by parents who are so controlling, abusive, or so overprotective that the child is discouraged from developing a separate sense of self.