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    DBT is based on several core assumptions about people: that everyone is always doing their best, wants to improve, and must learn to solve problems even if they didn't cause them. It also assumes that no one can truly fail when using DBT techniques and skills.

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    DBT is based on several core assumptions about people: that everyone is always doing their best, wants to improve, and must learn to solve problems even if they didn't cause them. It also assumes that no one can truly fail when using DBT techniques and skills.

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    DBT is based on several core assumptions about people: that everyone is always doing their best, wants to improve, and must learn to solve problems even if they didn't cause them. It also assumes that no one can truly fail when using DBT techniques and skills.

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    DBT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT

    EVERYONE

    1.Everyone is doing the best they can.


    2.Everyone wants to improve.
    3.Everyone needs to do better, try harder,
    and be more motivated.
    4.People may not have caused all their own
    problems, but they have to solve them
    anyway.
    5.Everyone must learn new behaviors in all
    relevant contexts.
    6.Nobody can fail in DBT.

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