Don't let these thinking traps cause you or someone you care about to make dangerous health decisions right now
The following five types of thinking errors can lead a person not to practice social distancing. When we overgeneralize, we assume that a past experience applies to every situation. Based on this logic, the COVID-19 crisis can’t be any worse than previous outbreaks like SARS and H1N1.
A person might make the reverse inference for COVID-19, believing that “it can’t be a big deal because I’m not worried about it.” But as the saying goes, “Reality doesn’t care about your feelings,” and being unafraid doesn’t change the facts about this virus.Some people seem to believe they can see into the future and are sure this will end up being much ado about nothing.
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