>> I'm mad at the company for not keeping in touch like they promised. I'm also confused about whether I'm as qualified as I thought and I'm starting to worry that I didn't do as well in the interview as I thought. I'm also sorry I didn't for a more specific time than soon and I'm really unsure about whether I should just give up, wait for them to contact me or reach out to the company and ask about what's going on. If I'm not going to get the job, I'd like to chew out that interviewer for promising to call but that would probably be a bad idea, burning my bridges, as my parents would say. Maybe I'll call and say something like, I'm confused, you said during the interview that you'd call soon and it's been almost two weeks now with now word. I could ask whether I misunderstood, although I doubt it, and whether they need some more information from me. Let me think about it over night, if it still sounds good in the morning, I'll call. Actually an email would be better, I could edit my words until they're just right and an email wouldn't put the interviewer on the spot like a phone call. QUESTION GOT THIS Logan ignores the guidelines for expressing emotions and succumbs to irrational thinking, or fallacies, that lead to debilitative emotions. What fallacies are in play here? Explain your answer.