When Fran criticizes herself for being critical, she is said, according to Albert Ellis, to have a(an)
a. disturbance about a disturbance.
b. irrational consequence.
c. rational belief.
d. unpleasant activating event.
Question 2
Despite a very difficult history of domestic violence, your now violence-free client chooses to contribute time and effort to support a local battered woman's shelter. From a psychoanalytic perspective, this might be understand as:
a. identification. c. projection.
b. sublimation. d. reaction-formation.
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