Whose technique of rational-emotive therapy involves practitioners pointing out clients' irrational assumptions and suggesting more appropriate assumptions?
A) Carl Rogers
B) Albert Ellis
C) Aaron Beck
D) Carl Jung

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The technique described is a key aspect of Albert Ellis' rational-emotive therapy (RET). Ellis believed that our emotional and behavioral responses are largely shaped by our underlying beliefs and attitudes, and that irrational or unrealistic beliefs can lead to psychological distress. RET involves identifying and challenging these irrational beliefs, often through a process of disputing and replacing them with more rational and adaptive thoughts.

Whose Technique of Rational-Emotive Therapy Involves Practitioners Pointing Out Clients