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Ellis' ABC Model
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what does Ellis argue?
-irrational
beliefs lead to
depression
-rational
beliefs lead to
healthy
emotions
ABC
A =
activating
agent
B =
belief
C =
consequence
>
emotions
& behaviours about event
Ellis ABC Model Example - Rational
A = didn't receive invitation from party
B = haven't shown much
interest
in event
C = demonstrate disappointment & show
interest
Ellis ABC Model example - irrational
A = didn't receive party invitation
B =
nobody
likes me
C =
upset
& ignore other people >
social
withdrawal
what causes irrational beliefs?
Ellis
argues:
-source is
mustabatory thinking
mustabatory thinking
-where people think certain
assumptions
must be
true
to be
happy
3 main examples of mustabatory thinking
1 - I
must
be
approved
of/
accepted
by people
2 - I must do
well
or I'm
worthless
3 - The world must give me
happiness
or I'll
die
effects of mustabatory thinking
-being
disappointed
all the time
-at worst
depressed
-'musts' need to be
challenged
to be
healthy
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