Beck's cognitive therapy focuses on

A) illogical thoughts.
B) resistance.
C) positive reinforcement.
D) the relationship between therapist and client.

Beck's cognitive therapy focuses on identifying and changing illogical or dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs that contribute to negative emotions and behaviors. The therapy aims to help individuals recognize and challenge these thoughts, replace them with more realistic and positive ones, and adopt more adaptive behaviors. Resistance, positive reinforcement, and the therapeutic relationship are also important factors in therapy, but they are not the main focus of Beck's cognitive therapy.