In Ellis's theory, cognitions, emotions, and behavior
a) are entirely distinct and separate.
b) are consistently interactional and transactional.
c) have little effect on one another.
d) are usually rational, appropriate, and constructive.
Answer: b) are consistently interactional and transactional.
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