According to Ellis, Catastrophic Thinking Is

question 231

Multiple Choice

According to Ellis, catastrophic thinking is

• A)often in line with the gravity of the situation.
• B)adaptive.
• C)illogical.
• D)more likely when people are facing extreme stressors.

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