Rational-Emotive Group Psychotherapy is simply Rational-Emotive Therapy (RET) conducted with groups of people instead of with a single individual. It is an approach that seeks to help people change their self-defeating and goal-defeating emotions and behavior by identifying their self-disturbing beliefs and assumptions, and by teaching them how to change such ideas and values. (10 pp.)
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