Why some people experience catastrophic thinking
- Personality traits like neuroticism may explain why some people experience catastrophic thinking more than others.
- We may also have learnt our thinking style from family members.
- Our current context may also play a role. For example, feelings of stress and insecurity mean small triggers could tip you into negative thinking.
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