Re: Kelly & others

RASKINJ@HARPO.TNSTATE.EDU
Thu, 28 Sep 1995 09:19:57 -0600 (CST)

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Bob--Thanks for the very informative message re: Kelly and Beck. Personally,
I really respond to your point that Kelly and Beck differ substantially re:
their notions of "truth." Of course, when as I think about this, Ellis'
RET comes to mind. Would a constructivist indeed believe in such a thing
as an irrational belief? Larry Leitner recently told me that in a debate
with Ellis at a past conference he explained his point of view simply by
stating "I don't think I've ever encountered an irrational belief in therapy."

JON

Jonathan D. Raskin
Dept. of Psychology
Tennessee State University
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