Dr. Albert Ellis, who developed the theory of RET, thought that people teach themselves to be ill. He used the following terminology:
A.
Musturbation and awareness.
B.
Awfulizing and musting.
C.
Musturbation and awfulizing.
D.
Realizing and supersizing.
ANS: C
Dr. Ellis believed there was no "musts" and "shoulds." He often used the words in Response C to demonstrate how we teach ourselves to have problems.
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