This study applies the theoretical concepts of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT; Ellis, 1962, 1994) to the analysis of functional and dysfunctional behaviour and emotions in the workplace and tests central assumptions of REBT in an organizational setting. We argue that Ellis' appraisal theory of emotion sheds light on some of the cognitive and emotional antecedents of emotional intellige...

Self-criticism represents a central phenomenon among variety of psychological distress and has been shown to relate the motivational systems competing social ranking. The purpose our study was test effect online compassion-focused therapy (CFT)-based intervention (CFI) on Chinese international students in South Korea suffering from high self-criticism related distress. Thirty-two with level wer...

OBJECTIVE To compare the effectiveness of rational, behavioral and emotive therapy (REBT) and person-centered therapy (PCT) on self-differentiation and intimacy among divorce clients. METHODS In quasi-experimental study, 42 divorce clients (both males and females) who presented to the Counsling Center of Sanandaj, Iran were sampled. They were categorized into three groups of PCT, REBT, and co...

Abstract The current article provides a review and auto-ethnographic account of the application Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) in police setting. After reviewing literature that explores both REBT policing to date, focus will then turn reflection personal experiences applying principles theory context policing. This commentary highlight broad applicability across many challenging fac...

The aim of the present study is to find out the influence of rational-emotive behavior therapy (REBT) on pain intensity among cancer patients in India and Iran. The study followed a quasi-experimental, pre-post test, carried out with a sample of 88 cancer patients, aged 21-52 years, referred to the Baharat cancer hospital of Mysore in India and Shahidzade hospital of Behbahan in Iran. They were...