Terrence rarely goes on dates and worries this is because he's not interesting enough. If he wants to engage in healthier cognition and reduce his depressive symptoms, he could instead make the attribution that
A. however interesting he is, that's how he will likely stay.
B. he's going through a busy time at work, and when that passes it will be easier to be social.
C. dating will always be difficult so he should learn to get used to it.
D. there are plenty of other people even less interesting than him.
Answer: B
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