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Typographical error in initial steps overview #35

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yokimpillay opened this issue Jan 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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Typographical error in initial steps overview #35

yokimpillay opened this issue Jan 17, 2019 · 3 comments

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@yokimpillay
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yokimpillay commented Jan 17, 2019

Hello!

I've found a typo under the Alternative Thought point in the second to last slide when the user initially goes through the steps of correcting the posed Automatic Thought. It reads:

"It's true I missed George's party, I can appologize, and he'll probably forgive me"

It should read:

"It's true I missed George's party, I can apologize, and he'll probably forgive me"

@Flaque
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Flaque commented Jan 17, 2019

🙌 thank you so much!!!

@aircert
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aircert commented Feb 10, 2019

@Flaque I checked out the code and looks like this was resolved but the issue is still open.

const thought: Thought = {
  automaticThought: "I missed George's party, he must hate me.",
  challenge: `George knows I couldn't make it every time, I wouldn't hate him if he missed something of mine.\n\nI should treat myself at least as well as I treat others.`,
  alternativeThought: `It's true I missed George's party, I can apologize, and he'll probably forgive me.`,
  cognitiveDistortions: [
    { label: "Mind Reading", slug: "mind-reading", selected: true },
  ],
};

@Flaque
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Flaque commented Feb 11, 2019

Yup fixed this, forgot to close the issue

@Flaque Flaque closed this as completed Feb 11, 2019
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