Albert Ellis Asserts That One Can Gain an Understanding of What

Multiple Choice

Albert Ellis asserts that one can gain an understanding of what would have prevented offenders from committing unusual offenses, if:

A) one trains the offenders and works together with them to improve their self-awareness.
B) one looks at what the offenders were thinking when they committed the crime.
C) one can manage to convince the offenders to take psychotropic drugs.
D) one briefs the offenders about the seriousness of the punishments of crimes.