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Question 51

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When Jim was a child his parents regularly told him he was stupid and problematic. Earlier this year Jim broke up with his fiancé and felt as though he would never be loved again. When Thomas was a child he was occasionally told he was loved. Thomas applied to and was rejected from a number of graduate school programs. Thomas felt it was quite unfortunate that he did not get into graduate school, and he was quite displeased. He did, however, recognize that he could apply again next year. -According to Ellis,the crucial element(s) in Jim's case would be:

A) Jim being regularly told as a child that he was stupid.
B) Jim breaking with his fiancé.
C) Jim's interpretation of his break-up.
D) the emotional consequences of Jim's break-up.

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Question 52

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According to REBT,anxiety:

A) is the gap between the now and then,the here and there.
B) is not the cause of problems,but rather a troubling result of living a divided life.
C) is removed by effectively disputing inappropriate use of labels or childish demands.
D) serves the purpose of keeping the client from having to take action and move ahead into the future.

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In addition to standard cognitive therapy,schema focused psychotherapy emphasizes which of the following?

The old saying,"Different strokes for different folks" seems especially apt when it comes to matching different therapies to patients' coping style and level of resistance.In fact,Beutler and colleagues (1993,2000) have found across a series of studies that patients with internalizing coping style:

Cognitive restructuring is often promoted by the following questions EXCEPT:

Some reasons put forth to explain the declining difference in outcome effects between cognitive and noncognitive therapies include all of the following EXCEPT:

Ellis distinguished between two forms of REBT,in part to clarify their relationship to cognitive-behavior therapy.As reported in the text,from Ellis' perspective,which of the following statements is true?

Ellis's notion of unconditional self-acceptance (USA) refers to:

Of the following therapies,which would be most inclined to say that the ideal person is a scientist?

Which of the statements below best describes what the B in REBT represents?

Regarding meaning in life,which of the following therapies would most likely say that the only absolutes are those we create?

According to REBT,psychological problems are ________ in their origin

The technique in which patients disabuse themselves of the belief that they are entirely responsible for their plights is called:

The most actively researched system of psychotherapy over the past decade has been:

One adaptation of cognitive therapy for people with personality disorders is:

In a meta-analysis comparing the efficacy of CBT and medication for bulimia,it was found that:

In treating a client for depression,a cognitive therapist is most likely to:

What percentage of individuals with anxiety disorders seeks any mental health treatment at all?

Meta-analysis of effectiveness studies of CBT for adult anxiety disorders has documented generally:

That REBT replaces the irrational demands of a primitive and parental superego with demands from an authoritative therapist is a criticism most likely to be leveled by: