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Methodological determinants of peculiar personal constructs

Resnick, Jerome H ; Dean, Sanford J

Journal of consulting psychology, 1965-04, Vol.29 (2), p.178-180

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Título:
Methodological determinants of peculiar personal constructs
Autor: Resnick, Jerome H ; Dean, Sanford J
Assuntos: Cognitive Complexity ; Human ; Humans ; Methodology ; Old Medline ; Personality ; Personality Disorders ; Problem Solving ; Psychological Tests ; Self Concept ; Teaching
É parte de: Journal of consulting psychology, 1965-04, Vol.29 (2), p.178-180
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Descrição: This experiment investigated the effects of variations in instructions and variations in triads on the number of peculiar personal constructs produced on the Role Construct Repertory Test (RCRT). Significant differences were found between maximizing and minimizing conditions in each instance. The results suggest that standard instructions and standard triads should be used in the clinical application of the RCRT. The results also suggest that, in some instances at least, peculiar constructs reflect the use of 2 dimensions to describe a triad rather than a single, idiosyncratic dimension.
Editor: United States: American Psychological Association
Idioma: Inglês

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