Decentering involves becoming aware that your thoughts are
A)consciously malleable.
B)outside of cognitive control.
C)not necessarily self-descriptive.
D)another form of behavior.

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Decentering is a cognitive process where one recognizes that their thoughts are just thoughts and not necessarily reflective of reality or self-identity. This awareness helps in understanding that thoughts do not define one's self, thus they are "not necessarily self-descriptive."

Decentering Involves Becoming Aware That Your Thoughts Are