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Ellis, A. (1972). The contribution of psychotherapy to school psychology. School
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Ellis, A. (1972). Emotional education in the classroom: The living school. Journal of Clinical
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Ellis, A. (1972). How does an affair affect a marriage? It all hinges on the guilt quotient. Sexual
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Ellis, A. (1972). What kinds of reinforcement can cognitive-behavior therapists receive
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Ellis, A., Riesman, D., Viscott, D., Szasz, T. S., Ames, L. B., Lieberman, E. J. (1973). The
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Ellis, A., & Whitley, J. M. (1973). A demonstration with an elementary school child (Film).
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Ellis, A. (1974). A demonstration with a woman fearful of expressing Emotions
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Ellis, A. (1975). Controversial Issues. In K.T. Morris & K.M. Cinnamon, Controversial
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Ellis, A. (1975). Demonstration with a family (Videotape). New York: Institute for Rational-Emotive Therapy.
Ellis, A. (1975). Demonstration with woman with sexual and weight problems (Videotape). New York: Institute for Rational-Emotive Therapy.
Ellis, A. (1975). Do sex deviants have a readipus complex? [Review of Pornography and sexual deviance]. Contemporary Psychology, 20, 621-622.
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Ellis, A. (1975). How might I best turn one of my new year’s resolutions into a practiced
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Ellis, A. (1975). How to get along with neurotics without going crazy yourself. Glamour,
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Ellis, A. (1975). How to live with a neurotic: At home and at work. North Hollywood.
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Ellis, A. (1975). An informal history of sex therapy. Counseling Psychologist, 5(1), 9-13.
Ellis, A. (1975). Life without any kind of magic (Cassette Recording). Orlando, FL:
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Ellis, A. (1975). Minimizing irrational proto-thinking. Journal of the International
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Ellis, A. (1975). Myths and other sexual nonsense you can forget right now. Brides, 4(2),
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Ellis, A. (1975). A rational approach to leadership. In R.N. Cassel & R.L. Helchberger
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Ellis, A. (1975). RET and assertiveness training. New York: Institute for Rational-
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Ellis, A. (1975). Rational-emotive therapy and the school counselor. The School
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Ellis, A. (1975). Rational-emotive therapy: Four interviews (Cassette Recording). Salt
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Ellis, A. (1975). [Review of Depression: A reincarnation]. Contemporary Psychology,
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Ellis, A. (1975). [Review of Pornography and sexual deviance]. Contemporary Psychology, 20,
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Ellis, A. (1975). [Review of Homework in counseling and psychotherapy]. Behavior Therapy, 6,
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Ellis, A. (1975). You and your fantasy on film. Gallery, 5(6), 95-97.
Ellis, A., Greenwald, H., Satir, V., & Seagul, A. (1975). Dealing with sexual material
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Ellis, A., & Harper, R. A. (1975). A new guide to rational living. Englewood Cliffs,
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Ellis, A., & Morris, K. (1975). The Perls perversion. Personnel Guidance Journal, 54,
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Ellis, A. (1976, September). After Masters and Johnson: Where is sex research going?
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Ellis, A. (1976). Answering a critique of rational-emotive therapy. Canadian Counsellor,
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Ellis, A. (1976). The biological basis of human irrationality. Journal of Individual
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Ellis, A. (1976). Books on marriage. Voices, 2(3), 83-85.
Ellis, A. (1976). The certification of sex therapists (Cassette Recording). Baltimore, MD:
Hallmark Films.
Ellis, A.(Speaker). (1976). Conquering low frustration tolerance (Cassette Recording No. C004,
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Ellis, A. (1976). Dealing with conflicts in parent-child relationships (Videotape). Austin,
TX: Audio-Visual Resource Center, School of Social Work, University of Texas.
Ellis, A. (1976). Hazards in practicing RET: An answer. Rational Living, 11(1), 19-23.
Ellis, A. (1976). Healthy and unhealthy aggression, Humanitas, 12(2), 239-254.
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Ellis, A. (1976). How I made the success trip. In R. Firestone (Ed.), The success trip (pp.
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Ellis, A. (1976). The influence of therapists’ image of humans upon their therapeutic
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Ellis, A. (1976). A message from Albert Ellis, Ph.D. Newsletter American Association for
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Ellis, A. (1976). Nobody need feel ashamed or guilty about anything. In S. Kopp (Ed.),
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Ellis, A. (1976). [Review of The New Psychotherapies]. Rational Living, 11(1), 38.
Ellis, A. (1976). [Review of The Hoax of Freudism: A study of brainwashing the American professionals and laymen]. Psychotherapy Bulletin, 9(1), 19-20.
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Ellis, A. (1976). Sex and the liberated man. Secacus, NJ: Lyle Stuart.
Ellis, A. (1976). Sex differences. New Dawn, 1(3),83-87.
Ellis, A. (1976). Techniques of handling anger in marriage. Journal of Marriage and
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Ellis, A., Barry, J., & Heiser, K. (1976). Questions, issues, and comments regarding
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Ellis, A., & Block, D. (1976). The pros and cons of extramarital sexual relationships
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Ellis, A. (1977). Achieving emotional health. In W.R. Johnson (Ed.), Human Health and
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Ellis, A. (1977). Anger-how to live with and without it. Secacus, NJ: Citadel.
Ellis, A. (1977). Becoming more becoming by coming. [Review of Becoming orgasmic: A
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Ellis, A. (1977). Can we change thoughts by reinforcement? A reply to Howard Rachlin.
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Ellis, A. (1977). Certification for sex therapists. In R.Genne & C. Wheeler (Eds.),
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Ellis, A. (1977). Creative marriage. Love, 1(7), 15-20.
Ellis, A. (1977). Dealing with sexuality and intimacy (Cassette Recording). New York:
BMA Audio Cassettes.
Ellis, A. (1977). Does the sex of the RET counselor affect the efficacy of RET procedures? Stoic,
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Ellis, A. (1977). Foreword. In B.L. Little, This will drive you sane (pp. iii-vii). Minneapolis,
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Ellis, A. (1977). Fun as psychotherapy, Rational Living, 12(1), 2-6.
Ellis, A. (Speaker). (1977). Garland of rational songs (Cassette Recording No. C006, Compact
Disc No. CD004). New York: Institute for Rational-Emotive Therapy.
Ellis, A. (1977, June). Getting shrunk: Then and now. Village Voice, 31.
Ellis, A. (1977, July). Getting shrunk: Then and now, reply to editor. Village Voice, 6.
Ellis, A. (1977). How to be efficient though humanistic. Dawnpoint, 1(1), 38-47.
Ellis, A. (1977). How to live with –and without- anger. New York: Reader’s Digest.
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Ellis, A. (1977). In memory of Paul Frisch. American Academy Psychotherapist’s News,
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Ellis, A. (1977). Intimacy in psychotherapy. Rational Living, 12(2), 13-19.
Ellis, A. (1977). Introduction. In D. Abelow, Total sex (pp. ix-xxv). New York: Ace.
Ellis, A. (1977, June). Question: What was the absolute worst mistake you ever made in
your entire life? Extra, 8.
Ellis, A. (1977). Rational Love Songs. Emphasis, 14(2), 19.
Ellis, A. (1977). Reinforcing and punishing thoughts. Behavior Therapy, 8, 659-665.
Ellis, A. (1977). Religious belief in the United States today. Humanist, 37(2), 38-41.
Ellis, A. (1977). Review of Individual education, Journal of Individual Psychology,
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Ellis, A. (1977). Skill training in counseling and psychotherapy. Canadian Counsellor,
12(1), 30-35.
Ellis, A. (1977). Why “scientific” professionals believe mystical nonsense. Psychiatric
Opinion, 14(2), 27-30.
Ellis, A., & Grieger, R. (Eds.). (1977). Handbook of rational-emotive therapy (Vol.1).
New York: Springer.
Ellis, A., & Knaus, W. (1977). Overcoming procrastination. New York: Institute for
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Ellis, A. (Speaker). (1978). Albert Ellis on rational-emotive therapy: The development of his
theories and practice and the application of his procedures (Cassette Recording). New York: Harper & Row Audio Colloquies.
Ellis, A. (1978). Atheism: A cure for neurosis. American atheist, 20(3), 10-13.
Ellis, A. (Speaker). (1978). Cognitive methods of sex therapy (Cassette Recording).
Washington: American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists.
Ellis, A. (1978). Critical reaction to personal mastery group counseling. Journal for
Specialists in Group Work, 3, 160-164.
Ellis, A. (1978). Dealing with conflicts in parent-child relationships (Videotape). Austin,
TX: Audio-Visual Resource Center, University of Texas.
Ellis, A. (Speaker). (1978). Dealing with sexuality and intimacy (Cassette Recording). New York:
BMA Audio Cassettes.
Ellis, A. (1978). Feedback: A genius for lousing up. Wharton Magazine, 2(3), 72.
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