Corey, G. (2020). Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy, Enhanced (10th ed.). Cengage Learning US. https://ecampus.vitalsource.com/books/9781305855953

According to the above text in regard to CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT describe the following:

Nature of People.How does CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT definethe nature of people (e.g., "People are basically good, bad, blank slates, etc."), including the sources of people's problems and ineffective functioning? Would one personally agree or disagree with this? Explain.

Mental Health.How does CBT and Robert Ellis's REBTdefine mental health? What is "normal" and "healthy"? How does a "normal" and "healthy" personality develop? Would one personally agree or disagree with this? Explain.

Purpose of Counseling:How does CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT view the purpose and the major goals of counseling? Would one personally agree or disagree with this? Explain.

Therapeutic Relationship: How does CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT view the therapeutic relationship, including the counselor's role and the nature of the counselor-client relationship to facilitate change (e.g. active, non-directive, etc)? Would one personally agree or disagree with this? Explain.

How People Change:How CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT theory view the process of how people therapeutically change (e.g., what's the client's experience like?)? Would one personally agree or disagree with this? Explain.

Techniques and Strategies:What techniques, strategies and/or evaluation tools are used in t CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT theory? Would one like or dislike them? Explain.

Strengths and Shortcomings:What would one see as strengths of CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT? What would one see as missing/a shortcoming of CBT and Robert Ellis's REBT?