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    The document is a worksheet asking a group to answer yes or no questions about controlling feelings, being internally motivated, avoiding approval-seeking, setting personal rules of conduct, avoiding desires for justice and fairness, self-acceptance without complaining, avoiding absolute self-descriptions, unconditional self-love, eliminating dependencies, blame, guilt, worrying, procrastination, learning from failures, and being motivated by growth potential rather than deficiencies. The questions appear to relate to concepts from the book "Your Erroneous Zones" and gauging application of its principles.

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    Your Erroneous Zones

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    The document is a worksheet asking a group to answer yes or no questions about controlling feelings, being internally motivated, avoiding approval-seeking, setting personal rules of conduct, avoiding desires for justice and fairness, self-acceptance without complaining, avoiding absolute self-descriptions, unconditional self-love, eliminating dependencies, blame, guilt, worrying, procrastination, learning from failures, and being motivated by growth potential rather than deficiencies. The questions appear to relate to concepts from the book "Your Erroneous Zones" and gauging application of its principles.

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    YOUR ERRONEOUS ZONES

    Group Members ________________________________________________________________

    Answer the following questions (Yes or No) based on group consensus:

    Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

    N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N

    Are you capable of controlling your own feelings? Are you motivated from within rather than without? Are you free from the need for approval? Do you set up your own rules of conduct for yourself? Are you free from the desire for justice and fairness? Can you accept yourself and avoid complaining? Can you avoid describing yourself in absolute terms? Can you love yourself at all times? Have you eliminated all dependency relationships? Have you eliminated all blame and fault-finding in your life? Are you free from ever feeling guilty? Are you able to avoid worrying about the future? Have you eliminated procrastination as a life-style? Have you learned to fail effectively? Are you motivated by your potential for growth, rather than a need to repair your deficiencies?

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