Pamela tends to see the world in a rigid way and views problems and answers in inflexible terms. Cognitive theorists would define this as a Dichotomous thinking pattern.
Dichotomous thinking is an individual's tendency to think in the duration of binary opposition, such as “black or white,” or “all or nothing.” This style of reflection may be useful for swift decision-making.
Dichotomous thinking also learned as "black or white thinking," is a sign of many psychiatric disorders and personality conditions, including borderline personality disorder (BPD). Dichotomous thinking contributes to interpersonal issues and to emotional and behavioral flux.
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