In this article Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is proposed as a potentially
important framework for the understanding and promotion of mental health in athletes …

Background: Since the cognitive revolution of the early 1950s, cognitions have been
discussed as central components in the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses …

Intelligence tests are often treated as if they encompassed all cognitive abilities. Our goal in
this chapter is to challenge this assumption by showing that an important class of cognitive …

The reported application of rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) with athletes is
growing but remains scarce within sport psychology literature. This study used a single-case …

The growing use of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) in performance contexts (eg,
business, sport) has highlighted the absence of a contextually valid and reliable measure of …

Abstract The Attitudes and Belief Scale-2 (ABS-2) developed in the late 1980s, is a measure
of Ellis' irrational and rational beliefs. Although no publication has described the instrument …

This study investigates the role of irrational beliefs at work in two samples of workers. The
first aim was to evaluate the psychometric properties of an Italian adaptation of the Work …

Introduction This study examined the associations between work-related irrational
cognitions and workaholism. For this purpose, a 16-item work-related irrational beliefs …

Sport is tough. Amidst the highly demanding environment of competitive sport (Reardon &
Factor, 2010), and the growing concern for the psychological wellbeing of athletes …

Experiential avoidance and distress intolerance play a central role in novel behavior
therapies, yet they appear to overlap considerably the REBT concept of low frustration …