In Response to a Client's Unrealistic Ideas or Beliefs, a Rational-Emotive

question 309

Multiple Choice

In response to a client's unrealistic ideas or beliefs, a rational-emotive behavior therapist is likely to use all of the following statements EXCEPT

• A)"What makes you think that life should be fair?"
• B)"It is not rational for you to think that you can do everything well."
• C)"It is rational that you are still angry at people who let you down in the past."
• D)"You are placing unreasonable expectations on yourself; no one is perfect."

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