Absolutization: Psychology @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Absolutization: Psychology  @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
This is the fifth in a series of talk-through videos by Robert M. Ellis about his book 'Absolutization'. It covers the fifth section of the book, which is concerned with evidence about absolutization from psychology. This includes how absolutization creates repression and conflict, projection, substitution, confirmation bias, and group binding.
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