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Fact, then frame

Say the fact, then what you made of it.

PSWe reviewed the research on it.Setbacks and coming back

Hand-drawn diagram of framework 226, Fact, then frame: Say the fact, then what you made of it.
Framework 226 · in one look
How to use it

The facts are fixed; the story about them isn't. Say the fact, then what you made of it. Listen for "always" and "never" in your own talk.

How sure we are

P Evidence: promising. Good studies, but small or few. Use it and keep checking.

S Evidence: strong. Large trials or many studies, pointing the same way.

Sources

Redemption narratives linked with well-being, contamination with depression (McAdams et al. 2001, correlational).

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