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（美国妇女与菲律宾妇女）x 2（女儿与母亲）方差匹配组设计与自身女性信念量表（2010）得分为因变量进行研究，从理性情绪行为疗法对女性的传统性别模式的不合理信念（REBT）的视角（埃利斯，1956）在菲律宾女人生活在美国的样本。结果显示显著的主效应的两个种族群体之间的文化差异，但没有显著的主效应被发现的群体之间的代际差异。事后最小显著性差异（LSD）对owbs四分量表得分进行显示与菲律宾妇女得分高于美国同行的需求差异，并在两组成绩糟糕，消极的自我对话/评级，及低挫折容忍度（LFT）均无显著性差异。

关键词：菲律宾妇女，非理性信念，性别图式，理性情绪行为疗法，女性自身信念量表

本研究旨在评估在菲律宾妇女文化与代际差异和美国妇女在他们的信仰传统的女性性别角色（2010）。文化适应的几个因素极大的影响了国际移民，经济全球化，政治冲突的多元创作出现（恩里莱和阿格瓦亚尼，2007）。

A 2 (US women vs. Filipino women) X 2 (daughters vs. mothers) ANOVA matched group design with the O'Kelly Women Beliefs Scale (2010) scores as the dependent variable was conducted to study irrational beliefs about traditional feminine gender schema from a Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) perspective (Ellis, 1956) in a sample of Filipino women living in the US. Results indicated significant main effect for cross-cultural differences among the two racial groups, but no significant main effect was found for generational differences among the groups. A Post-hoc Least Significant Difference (LSD) performed on the four subscale scores of the OWBS also showed significant differences in Demand with Filipino women scoring higher than their US counterparts, and scores of both groups in Awfulizing, Negative Self-talk/Rating, and Low Frustration Tolerance (LFT) were not significantly different.

Keywords: Filipino women, irrational beliefs, gender schema, Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, O'Kelly Women Beliefs Scale

Irrational Beliefs about Traditional Feminine Gender Schema of Filipino Women Living in the United States

This study evaluates the cross-cultural and intergenerational differences among Filipino women and US women living in the United States in regard to their beliefs about the traditional feminine sex role using the O'Kelly Women Beliefs Scale (2010). Several factors of acculturation greatly affect the international migration, economic globalization, and political conflicts that arise in the creation of multicultural societies (Enrile & Agbayani, 2007), that studies regarding this matter are essential in understanding it in a deeper sense.

There is a great quantity of literature regarding feminine topics written within the conceptual scheme of the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy or REBT (Wolfe, 1985; Wolfe & Naimark, 1991). The founding practitioner of REBT, Albert Ellis, developed this form of psychotherapy to assist his clients in the reconstruction of how they perceive their distress by asserting the importance of taking it on with a more 'philosophical' outlook. When Ellis changed Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) to its present name of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), he acknowledged the possible odds in using the term 'rational' as ideas concerning it may vary across cultures (Ellis, 1999). Ellis always emphasized the importance of taking his clients' cultural background into consideration when analyzing their viewpoint and attitude towards life. It has been considered that the development of the Women's Belief Scale coincide with the criteria described by Locksley and Colten (1979), who highlight that the use of a term within a questionnaire involves self-evaluations and supposes comparisons of