THEORIES QUIZ 2 - REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. Ellis seemed to have had a propensity toward handling difficult times in a
________ and _________ manner.
a. Calm and direct
b. Logical and rational
c. Hysterical and emotional
d. Behavioral and unrealistic - (ANSWER)b. Logical and rational
2. As a young adult, Ellis was married twice, involved with many others and
saw these experiences as critical to his understanding of __________ and how
to avoid being driven by the neediness that sometimes results when strong
feelings towards another are not reciprocated.
a. Relationships
b. Irrational beliefs
c. Psychoanalysis
d. Human sexuality - (ANSWER)d. Human sexuality
3. Perhaps it was his parents' _________ that led Ellis on his way to becoming
one of the greatest therapists of all time.
a. Dwelling on him
b. Divorcing
c. Lack of attention
d. None of these - (ANSWER)c. Lack of attention
4. Early in his career, Ellis gained notoriety from this expertise and saw
himself as a ______________.
a. Religious leader
,THEORIES QUIZ 2 - REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
b. Sexual revolutionary
c. Clinical revolutionary
d. Master therapist
e. Unabridged master cognitionist - (ANSWER)b. Sexual revolutionary
5. Due to Ellis' various __________ and _________, he became an avid reader of
many different philosophies and "cured himself" using a variety of self-taught
methods.
a. Interests; desires
b. Fears; illnesses
c. Girlfriends; illnesses
d. Phobias; neuroses - (ANSWER)d. Phobias; neuroses
6. Ellis began to increasingly see himself as a ______________ and no longer
associated himself with psychoanalysis.
a. "Behaviorist"
b. "Rational therapist"
c. "Sex therapist"
d. Client-centered
e. All of these - (ANSWER)b. "Rational therapist"
7. In 1955, Ellis first called his approach rational therapy, and was soon
seen as the first to practice ____________ therapy.
a. Behavioral
b. Sex
c. Electric shock
, THEORIES QUIZ 2 - REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
d. Cognitive - (ANSWER)d. Cognitive
8. Although called a cognitive therapist, Ellis always said that thinking,
feelings, and ________ go hand-in-hand, and over the years his approach began
to incorporate more behavioral and feeling techniques.
a. Behaviors
b. Psychosis
c. Illness
d. Spirituality - (ANSWER)a. Behaviors
9. Which is not true about Ellis' theory?
a. He saw thinking, feelings, and behaviors as important
b. He believed that people can change
c. He increasingly incorporated additional behavioral and feeling
techniques into his theory
d. He saw empathy as critical to building the relationship
e. He believed all of these were important - (ANSWER)d. He saw empathy as critical to building the
relationship
10. Which is not true of Ellis?
a. He was listed as one of the most influential therapists of all time
b. He received the APAs Distinguished Professional Contribution award
c. He was honored as a "living legend" by the American Counseling
Association
d. He received the Congressional Gold Medal for his work as a "helper
to others" - (ANSWER)d. He received the Congressional Gold Medal for his work as a "helper
to others"
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. Ellis seemed to have had a propensity toward handling difficult times in a
________ and _________ manner.
a. Calm and direct
b. Logical and rational
c. Hysterical and emotional
d. Behavioral and unrealistic - (ANSWER)b. Logical and rational
2. As a young adult, Ellis was married twice, involved with many others and
saw these experiences as critical to his understanding of __________ and how
to avoid being driven by the neediness that sometimes results when strong
feelings towards another are not reciprocated.
a. Relationships
b. Irrational beliefs
c. Psychoanalysis
d. Human sexuality - (ANSWER)d. Human sexuality
3. Perhaps it was his parents' _________ that led Ellis on his way to becoming
one of the greatest therapists of all time.
a. Dwelling on him
b. Divorcing
c. Lack of attention
d. None of these - (ANSWER)c. Lack of attention
4. Early in his career, Ellis gained notoriety from this expertise and saw
himself as a ______________.
a. Religious leader
,THEORIES QUIZ 2 - REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
b. Sexual revolutionary
c. Clinical revolutionary
d. Master therapist
e. Unabridged master cognitionist - (ANSWER)b. Sexual revolutionary
5. Due to Ellis' various __________ and _________, he became an avid reader of
many different philosophies and "cured himself" using a variety of self-taught
methods.
a. Interests; desires
b. Fears; illnesses
c. Girlfriends; illnesses
d. Phobias; neuroses - (ANSWER)d. Phobias; neuroses
6. Ellis began to increasingly see himself as a ______________ and no longer
associated himself with psychoanalysis.
a. "Behaviorist"
b. "Rational therapist"
c. "Sex therapist"
d. Client-centered
e. All of these - (ANSWER)b. "Rational therapist"
7. In 1955, Ellis first called his approach rational therapy, and was soon
seen as the first to practice ____________ therapy.
a. Behavioral
b. Sex
c. Electric shock
, THEORIES QUIZ 2 - REBT QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
AND 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS
d. Cognitive - (ANSWER)d. Cognitive
8. Although called a cognitive therapist, Ellis always said that thinking,
feelings, and ________ go hand-in-hand, and over the years his approach began
to incorporate more behavioral and feeling techniques.
a. Behaviors
b. Psychosis
c. Illness
d. Spirituality - (ANSWER)a. Behaviors
9. Which is not true about Ellis' theory?
a. He saw thinking, feelings, and behaviors as important
b. He believed that people can change
c. He increasingly incorporated additional behavioral and feeling
techniques into his theory
d. He saw empathy as critical to building the relationship
e. He believed all of these were important - (ANSWER)d. He saw empathy as critical to building the
relationship
10. Which is not true of Ellis?
a. He was listed as one of the most influential therapists of all time
b. He received the APAs Distinguished Professional Contribution award
c. He was honored as a "living legend" by the American Counseling
Association
d. He received the Congressional Gold Medal for his work as a "helper
to others" - (ANSWER)d. He received the Congressional Gold Medal for his work as a "helper
to others"
