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karateprodigy

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Which of the following would Ellis LEAST likely employ in helping Jim?
 
  a. Have Jim express how depressed he feels about not being loved again.
  b. Have Jim listen to and criticize tapes of their therapy sessions.
  c. Have Jim read well-reasoned books.
  d. Have Jim take turns in teaching others in rational-emotive behavior groups.

Question 2

According to Ellis, the crucial element(s) in Jim's case would be:
 
  a. Jim being regularly told as a child that he was stupid.
  b. Jim breaking with his fianc.
  c. Jim's interpretation of his break-up.
  d. the emotional consequences of Jim's break-up.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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