rational-emotive
Psychology
adjective
Of or designating a type of psychotherapy which advocates a pragmatic, individualistic approach to changing unhealthy or irrational thoughts; especially in rational-emotive therapy, rational-emotive behaviour therapy.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in Marriage & Family Living.
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