Rational-emotive therapy, One cognitive-behavioral approach

Rational-emotive therapy

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One cognitive-behavioral approach to psychotherapy is associated with Albert Ellis's rational-emotive therapy (RET). In this approach, clients are directed to

confront faulty logic

confront maladaptive interpretations

correct self-defeating thoughts

a and b

a, b, and c

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