The acceptance in ACT refers to:
a. reconciling ourselves with the limits of our potential.
b. tolerance of others who have contributed to our negative feeling states.
c. uninterrupted awareness of the flow of our thoughts and feelings.
d. appreciation of the historical and cultural context that has made us who we are.
Question 2
ACT is most likely to promote the idea that:
a. avoiding feelings provides relief from distress.
b. disputing thoughts reframes our point of view.
c. fighting feelings makes them worse.
d. the content of experience is more important than the context of experience.
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