g able to react in time if one is about to happen.
To conclude, CBT has some great positive factors, which might turn into negative influences. One example for that phenome is the exchange of cultures. It is positive, as the locals and tourists exchange their cultural values etc. but on the other hand it can cause a loss of cultural identity. It is important to create a long-term planning and to take the possible negative impacts into account to minimize the risk of turning CBT into something negative at a certain community. Then it will be a success story!
I hope you enjoyed my blog entry, feel welcome to have a look at my previous ones on environmental issues.
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