The cognitive therapy in which the therapist acts as a kind of cross examiner, verbally assaulting the client's irrational thought processes, is:

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Rational-emotive therapy (RET) is the cognitive therapy in which the therapist challenges and confronts a client's irrational beliefs and thoughts through a process of argumentation and persuasion. The therapist acts as a cross-examiner and challenges the client's self-defeating thoughts and beliefs with the goal of helping them develop more rational beliefs and behaviors.

The Cognitive Therapy in Which the Therapist Acts as a Kind