Which of the following things would Gestalt therapy have in common with Rational Emotive Therapy?

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Both Gestalt therapy and Rational Emotive Therapy challenge clients' perceptions by helping them recognize their irrational beliefs and thought patterns, and encouraging them to develop a more objective perspective. However, intentionally frustrating clients (option A) is not a common feature of either therapy approach, and while Gestalt therapy focuses on exploring rules and expectations that clients impose on themselves, it does not impose rules on the therapeutic process (option C). Rational Emotive Therapy does not specifically provide unconditional positive regard (option D), as it primarily emphasizes changing irrational beliefs rather than building positive self-regard.

Which of the Following Things Would Gestalt Therapy Have in Common