Selective abstraction
A) is a tendency to think in extremes.
B) is a tendency to jump to conclusions based on little or no evidence.
C) is part of Beck's cognitive triad.
D) is a tendency to focus on one negative detail of a situation while ignoring other aspects.

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Selective abstraction is the tendency to focus only on one detail of a situation while ignoring others. This can often lead to a negative bias, as individuals may hone in on negative aspects and fail to see any positive elements.

Selective Abstraction