Although the tendency toward illogical thinking essentially involves biological and temperamental components, the extent to which this tendency manifests itself can be either amplified or mitigated by the environmental factors an individual experiences and the social context in which they find themselves (Dryden & Mytton, 0000).In this context, adolescence emerges as a developmental turning point and an extremely critical stage for examining the origins, underlying mechanisms, and manifestations of irrational beliefs in an individual’s life. The social and emotional habits developed during this stage may contribute to lifelong mental-health outcomes (WHO, 0000).