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Which of the following is not correct about REBT?
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Which of the following is not correct about REBT?

A.

REBT aims to help individuals think clearly, feel appropriately, and act effectively.

B.

REBT uses the A-B-C theory of personality to identify clients' problems.

C.

The focus of the therapist is on the feelings and behavior of the individual rather than on the incident that induced the negative feelings.

D.

REBT aims at a combination of philosophical change with cognitive, emotional, and behavioral strategies.

Correct option is C

The correct answer is Option 3 because Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) emphasizes changing irrational beliefs about events rather than just focusing on emotions and behaviors.
-REBT, developed by Albert Ellis (1955), is a cognitive-behavioral therapy that focuses on how irrational beliefs lead to negative emotions and maladaptive behaviors.
-The therapist does not just focus on emotions and behaviors; instead, REBT helps clients identify and challenge irrational thoughts (beliefs) related to the event (activating event).
-The A-B-C model of REBT states that:
        A (Activating Event): The situation or event that triggers a response.
        B (Belief System): The irrational beliefs that distort the individual’s perception of the event.
        C (Consequences): Emotional and behavioral outcomes that result from the belief system.
-REBT aims to replace irrational beliefs with rational and constructive ones, helping individuals develop healthier emotional and behavioral responses.

Thus, Option 3 is incorrect because REBT does address the incident (A) that induced the negative feelings, rather than just focusing on the emotions (C) and behavior.

Information Booster
-REBT vs. CBT: While Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) focuses on restructuring thoughts, REBT emphasizes challenging core irrational beliefs.
-Common irrational beliefs in REBT include:
        "I must be perfect in everything."
        "Everyone must love and approve of me."
        "If something bad happens, I can't handle it."
-REBT Techniques:
        Disputing irrational beliefs (DIBs): Challenging and replacing irrational thoughts.
        Cognitive reframing: Developing rational alternative beliefs.
        Behavioral experiments: Testing new rational beliefs through action.
-REBT uses Socratic questioning to help clients identify and challenge cognitive distortions.
-Emotional responsibility: REBT teaches that our reactions are shaped by our beliefs, not just external events.
-REBT is widely used for anxiety, depression, anger management, and stress-related disorders.

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