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According to Albert Ellis, our emotional and behavioral reactions to an event are due to our beliefs about the event rather than to the event itself. In other words, our beliefs act as a:

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  1. moderator variable.
  2. mediator variable.
  3. latent variable.
  4. suppressor variable.

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professional_psychology

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