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Definition of catastrophize in English: catastrophize(British catastrophise) verbkəˈtastrəfʌɪz [no object]View or present a situation as considerably worse than it actually is. traumatic experiences can predispose people to catastrophize Example sentencesExamples - Some folks tend to catastrophize events, making mountains out of molehills, or exaggerating the consequences.
- She reports that anxious parents are over-vigilant, while depressed mothers "catastrophize" minor injuries.
- Don't catastrophize, and don't let the problem leak into other parts of your life.
- In contrast, many individuals begin to catastrophize one's pain.
- People who catastrophize believe that the ache is unbearable, and that they are beyond help.
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy goals were to decrease her tendency to catastrophize and to improve her overall self-efficacy.
- While personality traits - or experiences like trauma - can predispose people to catastrophize, it is a habit of mind rather than an ingrained characteristic.
- Yes, I tend to catastrophize.
- Don't catastrophize.
- Part 1 assesses the tendency to catastrophize the consequences of negative events.
Synonyms overstate, overemphasize, overstress, overestimate, overvalue, magnify, amplify, aggrandize, inflate
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