Dichotomous Thinking Is a Cognitive Distortion Defined By

Dichotomous thinking is a cognitive distortion defined by:

A) going to either extreme of overemphasizing or underemphasizing based on the facts.
B) an all-or-nothing mentality.
C) generalizing one or two incidents to make a broad sweeping judgment about another's essential character.
D) focusing on one detail while ignoring the context and other obvious details.