Behavioural and rational emotive behaviour
Not what you're looking for?
I need help with this outline. I need to explain key concepts, key theorists, the therapist and client roles, therapy limitations as well if the theory is research based in about 800 words. I would appreciate your own words and views as well.
Topic: behavioral and rational emotive behavior
Purchase this Solution
Solution Summary
Behavioural and rational emotive behaviors are analyzed.
Solution Preview
Rational- Emotive Therapy
1. Founder is Albert Ellis
2. Overview: RET views cognition and emotion integratively, with thought normally including and being sparked by some degree of desire or feeling and with feeling significantly including cognition.
3. Basic concepts: When a highly charged emotional consequence (C) follows a significant activating event (A), A may seem to , but actually does not cause C. Instead, emotional consequences are larely created by B (belief system). When an undesirable emotional consequence occurs, such as severe anxiety, this can usually be traced to the person's irrational beliefs and when these beliefs are effectively disputed (at point D), by challenging them rationally and behaviorally, the disturbed consequences become minimal and largely cease to ...
Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
Role of Memory in Learning
This quiz addresses the role of memory in the learning process. The quiz differentiates between the different types of memory that facilitate learning.
Developmental Psychology
This quiz explores the concepts, theories and key terminology associated with human psychological development.
Common Characteristics of Qualitative Methods
This quiz evaluates the common characteristics seen in qualitative methodology.
Sigmund Freud
How much do you know about Sigmund Freud's theories? Find out with this quiz!
Brain and behaviour
Reviews areas of the brain involved in specific behaviours. This information is important for introductory psychology courses.