Reason and Emotion in Psychotherapy¶
Ellis, A. (1962). Reason and Emotion in Psychotherapy.
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- Cognitive Reframing
- The reframing principle says: if the affective and behavioral response depends on the frame, and the frame is plastic, then response-change is available even when stimulus-change is not.
This sourceLyle Stuart. Foundational REBT framework; the A-B-C model (Activating event, Belief, Consequence) locates intervention on B — the belief/interpretation — which directly substantiates the claim that meaning is constructed through a modifiable interpretive frame (D18-056). Verified.
- The reframing principle says: if the affective and behavioral response depends on the frame, and the frame is plastic, then response-change is available even when stimulus-change is not.
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