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How Self-Talk Causes Emotions: ABCs people are disturbed not by things, but by the views which they take of them. epictetus Epic’te’tus, a Greek philosopher, lived over 2,000 years ago = C How Self-Talk Causes Emotions When You Are Upset, Look For the Must, Look For The Should! How Self-Talk Causes Emotions Poster.pmd The three Major Musts join with the five Hot Links (all irrational beliefs) to cause unhealthy anxiety, anger, and depression. Over 500 outcome REBT studies are referenced at www.rebt.org Text & illustrations are borrowed from SOS Help For Emotions www.sosprograms.com Copyright © 2009 by Lynn Clark Insisting on the three Major musts (I must, you must, and the world and the conditions under which I live must...) causes us to become anxious, angry, and depressed. Musts, must nots, absolute shoulds, should nots, oughts, and has to are all harmful self-talk statements when used as absolute demands that you, others, or the world be different. The five hot links are also irrational self-talk statements. These include condemnation & damnation, I-can’t-stand-it-itis, awfulizing, I’m worthless, and always & never. CIA, IA, is a useful code for remembering the five hot links. POST POST Poster & Counseling Tool Permission to make copies for personal & client use only . Bs (Major Musts) + Bs (Hot Links) = C (Consequences of Emotions & Behavior) Bs Demandingness Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy/Cognitive Behavior Therapy is taught at Albert Ellis Institute, 45 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10021. www.rebt.org Download this free resource from “Resources For Counselors & Educators” at <www.sosprograms.com>. + Bs Causes > ed A—C Thinking Crook Activates/Triggers Causes Note that B’s (Beliefs & Self-Talk) are absent in Crooked A–C Thinking. Crooked Thinking vs Straight Thinking of REBT Activating Event Consequences: Emotional & Behavioral A B C Straight A—B—C Thinking Activating Event Beliefs & Self-Talk Consequences: Emotional & Behavioral

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Page 1: How Self-Talk Causes Emotions Poster

How Self-Talk Causes Emotions: ABCs

people are disturbed

not by things, but by

the views which they

take of them.

epictetus

Epic’te’tus, a Greek philosopher,

lived over 2,000 years ago

= C

How Self-Talk Causes Emotions When You Are Upset,

Look For the Must, Look For The Should!

How Self-Talk Causes Emotions Poster.pmd

The three Major Musts join with the five Hot

Links (all irrational beliefs) to cause

unhealthy anxiety, anger, and depression.

Over 500 outcome REBT studies are

referenced at www.rebt.org

Text & illustrations are

borrowed from SOS Help

For Emotions

www.sosprograms.com

Copyright © 2009

by Lynn Clark

Insisting on the three Major musts (I must, you

must, and the world and the conditions under

which I live must...) causes us to become anxious,

angry, and depressed. Musts, must nots, absolute

shoulds, should nots, oughts, and has to are all

harmful self-talk statements when used as

absolute demands that you, others, or the world

be different.

The five hot links are also irrational self-talk

statements. These include condemnation &

damnation, I-can’t-stand-it-itis, awfulizing, I’m

worthless, and always & never. CIA, IA, is a

useful code for remembering the five hot links.

POST POST

Poster &Counseling Tool

Permission to make copies for personal & client use only.

Bs (Major Musts) + Bs (Hot Links) = C (Consequences of Emotions & Behavior)

Bs

Dem

an

din

gn

ess

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy/Cognitive Behavior Therapy is taught at

Albert Ellis Institute, 45 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10021. www.rebt.org

Download this free resource from “Resources For Counselors & Educators”

at <www.sosprograms.com>.

+ Bs

Causes

>

ed A—C ThinkingCrook

Activates/Triggers Causes

Note that B’s (Beliefs & Self-Talk) are absent in Crooked A–C Thinking.

Crooked Thinking vs Straight Thinking of REBT

Activating Event Consequences:

Emotional & Behavioral

A B C

Straight A—B—C Thinking

Activating Event Beliefs & Self-Talk Consequences:

Emotional & Behavioral