REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
basic characteristics of rebt Correct Answers -practical and symptom
focused
-philosophically based but techniques have empirical support
-requires patient collaboration
-patients change through identification of irrational thought processes
-patient's behaviors and thought processes are evaluated and criticized
when necessary
basic concepts Correct Answers A->activating events
B->behavior
C->consequences
D->dispute
basic rebt propositions Correct Answers 1. people have the potential to
be: rational, self preserving, creative, functional and to use metathought,
irrational, self destructive, short range hedonists, dysfunctional
2. culture and family can perpetuate irrational thinking
3. humans perceive, think, emote and behave simultaneously
4. all psychotherapies are not equally effective
5. a warm therapeutic relationship is not a necessary or sufficient
condition for change
, cont Correct Answers 6. debt uses whatever techniques work; focus is
not symptom-removal but real cognitive change
7. neurotic thinking is the result of unrealistic, illogical thinking
8. the causes of an individual's problems are not the events that have
happened, but how the individual perceives them
9. there is an element between stimulus and response; it is thought and
emotional response
analogy to demonstrate rebt Correct Answers ellis often speaks of the S-
O-R relationship like a billiards shot
-if you hit a ball from the same spot at the same angle, you will get the
same results
-however, if there were a person inside the ball who could control the
outcome, then the outcome could be different each time
rebt compared to psychoanalysis Correct Answers -rebt does not focus
on free association, complex history taking
-transference is seen in debt as often resulting from irrational beliefs
-rebt employs persuasive and directive techniques
rebt compared with alder's theory Correct Answers -considerable
similarities between the two approaches
-adler's concept of fictional beliefs is similar to ellis's irrational beliefs
-adler had more emphasis on past memories or social interest
-rebt more future oriented and behavioral
ACCURATE ANSWERS
basic characteristics of rebt Correct Answers -practical and symptom
focused
-philosophically based but techniques have empirical support
-requires patient collaboration
-patients change through identification of irrational thought processes
-patient's behaviors and thought processes are evaluated and criticized
when necessary
basic concepts Correct Answers A->activating events
B->behavior
C->consequences
D->dispute
basic rebt propositions Correct Answers 1. people have the potential to
be: rational, self preserving, creative, functional and to use metathought,
irrational, self destructive, short range hedonists, dysfunctional
2. culture and family can perpetuate irrational thinking
3. humans perceive, think, emote and behave simultaneously
4. all psychotherapies are not equally effective
5. a warm therapeutic relationship is not a necessary or sufficient
condition for change
, cont Correct Answers 6. debt uses whatever techniques work; focus is
not symptom-removal but real cognitive change
7. neurotic thinking is the result of unrealistic, illogical thinking
8. the causes of an individual's problems are not the events that have
happened, but how the individual perceives them
9. there is an element between stimulus and response; it is thought and
emotional response
analogy to demonstrate rebt Correct Answers ellis often speaks of the S-
O-R relationship like a billiards shot
-if you hit a ball from the same spot at the same angle, you will get the
same results
-however, if there were a person inside the ball who could control the
outcome, then the outcome could be different each time
rebt compared to psychoanalysis Correct Answers -rebt does not focus
on free association, complex history taking
-transference is seen in debt as often resulting from irrational beliefs
-rebt employs persuasive and directive techniques
rebt compared with alder's theory Correct Answers -considerable
similarities between the two approaches
-adler's concept of fictional beliefs is similar to ellis's irrational beliefs
-adler had more emphasis on past memories or social interest
-rebt more future oriented and behavioral
