What tool from the Carey Group focuses on identifying underlying beliefs related to antisocial thinking?

The Carey Group employs the "Values and Beliefs" tool to specifically hone in on the underlying beliefs that contribute to antisocial thinking. This tool assists practitioners in understanding how an individual's values and beliefs shape their behavior and thought patterns. By identifying these core beliefs, practitioners can address the root causes of antisocial behavior rather than just the symptoms. This approach allows for targeted interventions that promote healthier thinking and decision-making processes.

Other options, while they deal with aspects of thinking and belief systems, do not focus as directly on the foundational beliefs connected to antisocial behavior. For instance, the "ABC" tool is more about understanding the relationship between Activating events, Beliefs, and Consequences, which is broader and not specifically tailored to antisocial thoughts. "Thinking Process" may encompass a range of cognitive elements but lacks the specific focus on the underlying beliefs that drive antisocial behavior. "Defeating Harmful Beliefs" sounds relevant but is more about addressing and countering specific negative beliefs rather than identifying and exploring the foundational values. Thus, the emphasis on values and beliefs makes this the most appropriate choice for addressing antisocial thinking.