Psychology says people who keep imagining worst-case scenarios aren't always pessimists
•Worst-case thinking is not solely a sign of pessimism but can be a defensive strategy.
•It may stem from intolerance of uncertainty and anxiety about potential threats.
•Such thinking can help individuals prepare for challenges and manage expectations.
→Worst-case thinking is not solely a sign of pessimism but can be a defensive strategy.
→It may stem from intolerance of uncertainty and anxiety about potential threats.
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