1. Editor's note

   • Michael E. Bernard

   Invited Comments: The RET vs. REBT Name Change Debate Pages: 79 - 80

2. Personal reflections on Albert Ellis and rational emotive behavior therapy

   • Gerald C. Davison

   Invited Comments: The RET vs. REBT Name Change Debate Pages: 81 - 84

3. Changing rational-emotive therapy (RET) to rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)

   • Albert Ellis

   Invited Comments: The RET vs. REBT Name Change Debate Pages: 85 - 89

4. RET, REBT and Albert Ellis

   • Cyril M. Franks

   Invited Comments: The RET vs. REBT Name Change Debate Pages: 91 - 95

5. Rebt: A sign of evolution or devolution? An historical perspective

   • Arnold A. Lazarus

   Invited Comments: The RET vs. REBT Name Change Debate Pages: 97 - 100

6. The client-therapist relationship in rational-emotive therapy

   • Sol L. Garfield

   Articles Pages: 101 - 116

7. Counseling applications of RET in a Chinese cultural context

   • Charles P. Chen

   Articles Pages: 117 - 129

8. The potential role of state-dependent learning in cognitive therapy with spider phobics

   • Jeff Szymanski
   • William O'Donohue

   Articles Pages: 131 - 150