Rational-emotive therapyshares all of the following characteristics with client-centered
therapy EXCEPT
a. engendering full self-acceptance.
b. being confrontational and directive.
c. seeing failures as unfortunate events, not as disasters.
d. no longer measuring oneself against impossible standards.
e. considering self-blame as the core of emotional disturbance.
b. being confrontational and directive.
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