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1. Redefine: Substituting a new word for one of the words used in the belief statement that means something similar but has different implications. 2. Consequence: Directing attention to an effect (positive or negative) of the belief or the relationship defined by the belief. 3. Intention: Directing attention to the purpose or intention of the belief (positive or negative). 4. Chunk Down: Breaking the elements of the belief into small enough pieces that it changes the relationship defined by the belief. 5. Chunk Up: Generalizing an element of the belief to a larger classification that changes the relationship defined by the belief. 6. Counter-Example: Finding and example that does not fit the relationship defined by the belief. 7. Another Outcome: Challenging the relevancy of the belief and switching to another issue altogether. 8. Analogy: Finding a relationship analogous to that defined by the belief, but which has different implications. 9. Apply to Self: Evaluating the belief statement itself according to the relationship or criteria defined by the belief. 10. Hierarchy of Criteria: Re-evaluating the belief according to a criterion that is more important than any addressed by the belief. 11. Change Frame Size: Re-evaluating the implication of the belief in the context of a longer (or shorter) time frame1 a larger number of people (or from an individual point of view) or a bigger or smaller perspective. 12. Meta Frame: Evaluating the belief from the frame of an ongoing, personally oriented context - establishing a belief about the belief. 13. Model of the World: Re-evaluating the belief from the framework of a different model of the world. 14. Reality Strategy: Re-evaluating the belief accounting for the fact that people operate from cognitive perceptions of the world to build beliefs.