The concepts of "musterbating" and "can't-stand-itis" are forms of _____ ways of thinking according to Albert Ellis.
A) illogical
B) stressed
C) irrational
D) restructured

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Albert Ellis, the founder of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), described "musterbating" (a term he coined for the irrational belief that one must do or have something) and "can't-stand-itis" (the irrational belief that one can't stand certain situations) as forms of irrational thinking.

The Concepts of "Musterbating" and "Can't-Stand-Itis" Are Forms of _____