The Floor Is Jumping Conclusions

In other words when i fail to distinguish between what i observed first.

The floor is jumping conclusions.

Despite this another example of jumping to conclusions is predicting negative futures in terms of what is going to happen or what people are going to say. This dangerous phenomenon can occur in a couple of different ways. When you are mind reading you assume that others are negatively evaluating you or have bad intentions for you. A feature of the negative mind set is that self worth takes a battering but this usually isn t based on reality.

Jumping to conclusions officially the jumping conclusion bias often abbreviated as jtc and also referred to as the inference observation confusion is a psychological term referring to a communication obstacle where one judge s or decide s something without having all the facts. To reach unwarranted conclusions. The negative impact of jumping to conclusions. This way of thinking may be such a regular part of your thought pattern that you have never thought to question it however by its very nature when we jump to conclusions it means that we are drawing negative conclusions based on little or even no evidence often these conclusions are critical to ourselves or others around us.