Multiple Choice
According to REBT philosophy, healthy functioning
A) is directly related to one's beliefs.
B) manifests as a continual striving for perfection.
C) includes acceptance of one's fallibility.
D) A and B only
E) A and C only
Correct Answer:
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Q10: What makes REBT most different from other
Q11: REBT's philosophical underpinnings include<br>A) logic and reasoning.<br>B)
Q12: Essential to REBT is/are<br>A) logical thinking.<br>B) relativistic
Q13: The REBT client<br>A) should plan to explore
Q14: Regarding a client's unhealthy functioning, REBT proponents
Q15: Which example accurately portrays the sequence of
Q16: A client declaring, "I'm such a complete
Q18: Ellis's ABC model includes<br>A) A - (initial)
Q19: The REBT counselor<br>A) actively disputes and rejects
Q20: A famous example of Albert Ellis using