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Using an Action-Oriented Approach to Problem Solving
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REBT and CBT Models
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 Read and review the basic processes of Aaron Beck's <<(Click here) Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)<<Click hereand Albert Ellis'<<(Click here) Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) on pages 160-167 of your textbook. Using one of the two theories, apply the approach to a problem you have experienced. Using the steps in your textbook, write out your solution. For Ellis' approach use the A,B,C,D,E method (p. 163). For Beck's approach see Steps 1-6 (pages 162-165).
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*Be sure to include a reference to a website or other resource that supports your point of view, but remember not to plagiarize work. *
For further information and study about Beck or Ellis, you can click on the highlighted words above to visit the website of the Beck Institute, the ABCT, or the REBT Network.
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Point Value
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60 points
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20 points
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10 points
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 Uses the required number and good scholarly resources
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