Gaslighting or Confirmation Bias?

Using the 1944 film Gaslight as a launching point, we explore the difference between interrogating a story and talking yourself out of one. Sorting this out often requires outside help, however, don’t confuse someone stockpiling evidence to support a conclusion they’ve already reached with someone gathering data to reach a conclusion. The first is confirmation bias in action. The second is what genuine help looks like.We expand the four-step framework to five and the importance of facing true stories -- whether they are happy or not.Visit Stephanie Presents for resources, to book speaking engagements, and get the weekly newsletter, Godly Impact.Click here to order your copy of The Great Brain Remodel of Adolescence or purchase from Amazon #spiritual#emotionalhealth#relationships#family#familylife#moms#dads#parenting#raisinggodlykids#bible#faith#truth#biblestudy#christianfaith#christianwomen#christianity#humanbehavior#humandesign#gaslighting