Re:Maxfield & Hyer meta-analysis: A few questions

Sandra, I prefer not to have to repeat things that should be obvious but here goes again. "Similar" does not mean "identical." Reread my comments and you will understand that this is what was being argued. REBT and CBT may look somewhat different, but they lead to similar outcomes because the "important" elements are the same. Beck and Ellis don't claim they're doing totally different things. If Shapiro knocks-off exposure treatment, she shouldn't claim that she has discovered the wheel--and then try to patent it! ;) (just a little joke to make the point clear, let's lighten up) Until you can produce data showing that the differences you point to are meaningful, you are simply stating a hypothesis that requires testing.

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