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In Buddhism, how is nirvana (the release from suffering) achieved?
Rational-emotive Theory
This theory, developed by Albert Ellis, emphasizes the role of rational thinking in the development of emotional and behavioral issues and aims to change irrational beliefs.
Irrational Beliefs
Faulty, unrealistic thought patterns that often lead to negative emotional outcomes and behaviors.
ABC
In cognitive behavioral therapy, this stands for Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence, a framework for understanding how thoughts influence behaviors and emotions.
Therapeutic Relationship
A professional and collaborative connection between a therapist and a client designed to facilitate healing and personal growth.
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