General Studies · Psychotherapy
A key difference between Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) and Beck's Cognitive Therapy (CBT) is that:
- 1REBT emphasizes the unconscious mind, whereas CBT does not
- 2REBT is more confrontational in disputing irrational beliefs, whereas CBT relies more on collaborative empiricism✓
- 3CBT avoids addressing core beliefs, while REBT focuses exclusively on them
- 4CBT incorporates only behavioral techniques, while REBT uses only cognitive methods
Correct answer
REBT is more confrontational in disputing irrational beliefs, whereas CBT relies more on collaborative empiricism
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