Self-Centered Beliefs in Criminal Offenders

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Explore the Big Five self-centered beliefs commonly exhibited by criminal offenders. Learn how our thoughts and beliefs influence our behavior, and engage in discussions to identify and address these beliefs with clients for effective intervention.

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February 2022 EBP TIP of the Month: The Big Five Self Centered Beliefs Interagency Council on Intermediate Sanctions ICIS Brought to you by

Our behavior is consistent and stems from our thoughts and feelings which comes from our belief system We have narrowed down the multitude of self centered beliefs to five of the most common ones exhibited by criminal offenders

The Five Self Centered Beliefs 1. Nobody tells me what to do/ No one disrespects me 2. People should do things the way I do/ People should be more like me 3. The world revolves around me/ it s all about me 4. Poor me (Victim Stance) 5. I have to be perfect/I m not good enough

CoP Discussion View the video on the next slide and discuss Self Centered Beliefs Which Self Centered Belief do you relate to the most? Have this discussion with your client to see which one is their Self Centered Belief.