Albert Ellis is most known for his theory of:
A. transactional analysis (TA).
B. client-centered therapy.
C. gestalt therapy.
D. Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).
D
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men because they are often A. socialized to value power, competition action, strength, logic, and achievement. B. subject to oppressive environmental influences in the workplace. C. focused strongly on family and relationship needs. D. restricted in levels of competitive and physical behavior.
Substantial __________ changes occur during middle adulthood
a. cognitive and physical b. emotional and cognitive c. physical and emotional d. memory and emotional
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(a) “What are you experiencing when you are making a fist?” (b) “How does it feel when you make a fist?” (c) “Why are you making a fist?” (d) “What is your fist saying?”
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a. true b. false