3. Reasons behind my use
In this section, you will learn about the thought and behavioral patterns that guide your actions and lead you to use CSAM.
This will cover your pathway from the triggering factors that start your desire to search for CSAM, to the motives behind your use of CSAM, the needs you aim to fulfil by using CSAM, and finally the justifications you use to allow yourself to use the harmful content.
Motivation to Change
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Our actions are based on three factors according to cognitive behavioral theory.
The three factors operate together. Through cognitive-behavioral rehabilitation, by changing thoughts, it is possible to also change behavior.
Remember
This section will help you identify triggers that lead you down the path of CSAM use.
By recognizing these factors, and by practicing alternative responses, you can control your own behavior and step off the path to CSAM use.
You will gain a better understanding of the factors that cause you to use CSAM and learn new skills that will help you abandon harmful thoughts and behaviors and replace them with new goals.


