Pie Charts (Archived)
NOTE: An improved version of this resource is available here: Responsibility Pie Chart. Older versions of a resource may be archived in the event that they are available in multiple languages, or where data indicates that the resource continues to be frequently used by clinicians.
A common cognitive bias is to take an egocentric approach to events. When applied to negative events this can result in an exaggerated sense of responsibility and feelings of guilt or shame. Pie charts are a helpful tool for helping clients to appreciate allocentric contributory factors to an event.
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- Greenberger, D., Padesky, C. A. (1995). Mind over mood. Guilford