Albert Ellis Views Ruth's Problems Primarily from the Vantage Point

question 6

Multiple Choice

Albert Ellis views Ruth's problems primarily from the vantage point of:

• A)injunctions she accepted and early decisions she made.
• B)her clinging to dogmatic, rigid "musts" and commands that she continues to live by.
• C)the impact of early childhood experiences.
• D)negative conditioning from her parents.
• E)societal standards of what is acceptable for a woman.

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