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First published in 1977, this now classic manual has been completely revised and updated to reflect the enormous changes that have taken place both in the popularity of repertory grid methods and in the study of the methods themselves. Aimed at novices as well as those already knowledgeable about grid usage, this manual provides an overview of George Kelly's personal construct theory, which underpins repertory grid methods. The reader will learn how to design a grid, with guidance on how to choose elements and ways of eliciting personal constructs that can influence the results obtained. The…mehr
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- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2003
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780470090800
- Artikelnr.: 37344052
- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2003
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780470090800
- Artikelnr.: 37344052
Grid Technique. Grids: What Are They? The Grid as Part of Personal
Construct Theory. Grids: a Measure of What? Grids are about Constructs.
Some Personal Construct Theory Corollaries. Different Kinds of Construct.
Constructs in Transition. Conclusions. 2. Constructs And Elements. What is
an Element? What is a Construct? Elements in a Grid. The Nature and Types
of Constructs in a Grid. Ways of Eliciting Personal Constructs from
'Elements'. Eliciting Personal Constructs in Ways other than from
'Elements'. Eliciting Constructs from Constructs. To Elicit or to Supply
Constructs? Classification of Constructs. Which are more Important in a
Grid - Elements or Constructs? Constructs and Elements: the Debate.
Comment. 3. Varieties Of Grid In Use Today. The Grid Form of the Role
Construct Repertory Test. The Split-Half Method of Allocating Elements. A
Grid Using Rankings. A Grid Using Ratings. Implications and
Resistance-to-Change Grids. Resistance-to-Change Grid. A Bipolar
Implications Grid. Dependency Grid. A Textual Grid. A Qualitative Grid.
Comment. 4. Analyzing Grid Data. Repertory Grids. Analyzing Constructs.
Analyzing Elements. Joint Representations of Constructs and Elements.
Representations of Multiple Repertory Grid Data. Dependency Grids.
Implications Grids. Comments. 5. Some Summary Measures Of Structure.
Cognitive Complexity. Extremity and Ordination. Conflict. Element Indices.
Measures of Superordinacy. Measures of Intransitivity. Implications Grids.
Dependency Grids. Comment. 6. Reliability and Validity. Reliability.
Conclusions. Validity. Conclusions. 7. Specific Ways Of Using Grids. The
Individual and the Grid. A Decision-Making Grid. Wholly or Partially
Standardized Grid Formats. Conclusions. 8. Some Uses To Which Grids Have
Been Put. Grids in General. In the Clinical Setting. Working with Children.
Teachers and Teaching. The Construing of Professionals. Those With Learning
Difficulties. Social Relationships. Language. Dependency. The Use and Abuse
of Drugs. The Family. Forensic Work. Maps, Planning and Environment. Market
Research. Politics. Careers. Sport. Organizational and Business
Applications. More Unusual Uses of Grids. Appendix: Computer Programs and
Websites. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. The Basis of Repertory Grid Technique
Grids: What Are They?
The Grid as Part of Personal Construct Theory
Grids: a Measure of What?
Grids are about Constructs
Some Personal Construct Theory Corollaries
Different Kinds of Construct
Constructs in Transition
Conclusions
2. Constructs And Elements
What is an Element?
What is a Construct?
Elements in a Grid
The Nature and Types of Constructs in a Grid
Ways of Eliciting Personal Constructs from 'Elements'
Eliciting Personal Constructs in Ways other than from 'Elements'
Eliciting Constructs from Constructs
To Elicit or to Supply Constructs?
Classification of Constructs
Which are more Important in a Grid - Elements or Constructs?
Constructs and Elements: the Debate
Comment
3. Varieties Of Grid In Use Today
The Grid Form of the Role Construct Repertory Test
The Split-Half Method of Allocating Elements
A Grid Using Rankings
A Grid Using Ratings
Implications and Resistance-to-Change Grids.
Resistance-to-Change Grid
A Bipolar Implications Grid
Dependency Grid
A Textual Grid
A Qualitative Grid
Comment
4. Analyzing Grid Data
Repertory Grids
Analyzing Constructs
Analyzing Elements
Joint Representations of Constructs and Elements
Representations of Multiple Repertory Grid Data
Dependency Grids
Implications Grids
Comments
5. Some Summary Measures Of Structure
Cognitive Complexity
Extremity and Ordination
Conflict
Element Indices
Measures of Superordinacy
Measures of Intransitivity
Implications Grids
Dependency Grids
Comment
6. Reliability and Validity
Reliability
Conclusions
Validity
Conclusions
7. Specific Ways Of Using Grids
The Individual and the Grid
A Decision-Making Grid
Wholly or Partially Standardized Grid Formats
Conclusions
8. Some Uses To Which Grids Have Been Put
Grids in General
In the Clinical Setting
Working with Children
Teachers and Teaching
The Construing of Professionals
Those With Learning Difficulties
Social Relationships
Language
Dependency
The Use and Abuse of Drugs
The Family
Forensic Work
Maps, Planning and Environment
Market Research
Politics
Careers
Sport
Organizational and Business Applications
More Unusual Uses of Grids
Appendix Computer Programs and Websites
References
Author Index
Subject Index
Grid Technique. Grids: What Are They? The Grid as Part of Personal
Construct Theory. Grids: a Measure of What? Grids are about Constructs.
Some Personal Construct Theory Corollaries. Different Kinds of Construct.
Constructs in Transition. Conclusions. 2. Constructs And Elements. What is
an Element? What is a Construct? Elements in a Grid. The Nature and Types
of Constructs in a Grid. Ways of Eliciting Personal Constructs from
'Elements'. Eliciting Personal Constructs in Ways other than from
'Elements'. Eliciting Constructs from Constructs. To Elicit or to Supply
Constructs? Classification of Constructs. Which are more Important in a
Grid - Elements or Constructs? Constructs and Elements: the Debate.
Comment. 3. Varieties Of Grid In Use Today. The Grid Form of the Role
Construct Repertory Test. The Split-Half Method of Allocating Elements. A
Grid Using Rankings. A Grid Using Ratings. Implications and
Resistance-to-Change Grids. Resistance-to-Change Grid. A Bipolar
Implications Grid. Dependency Grid. A Textual Grid. A Qualitative Grid.
Comment. 4. Analyzing Grid Data. Repertory Grids. Analyzing Constructs.
Analyzing Elements. Joint Representations of Constructs and Elements.
Representations of Multiple Repertory Grid Data. Dependency Grids.
Implications Grids. Comments. 5. Some Summary Measures Of Structure.
Cognitive Complexity. Extremity and Ordination. Conflict. Element Indices.
Measures of Superordinacy. Measures of Intransitivity. Implications Grids.
Dependency Grids. Comment. 6. Reliability and Validity. Reliability.
Conclusions. Validity. Conclusions. 7. Specific Ways Of Using Grids. The
Individual and the Grid. A Decision-Making Grid. Wholly or Partially
Standardized Grid Formats. Conclusions. 8. Some Uses To Which Grids Have
Been Put. Grids in General. In the Clinical Setting. Working with Children.
Teachers and Teaching. The Construing of Professionals. Those With Learning
Difficulties. Social Relationships. Language. Dependency. The Use and Abuse
of Drugs. The Family. Forensic Work. Maps, Planning and Environment. Market
Research. Politics. Careers. Sport. Organizational and Business
Applications. More Unusual Uses of Grids. Appendix: Computer Programs and
Websites. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. The Basis of Repertory Grid Technique
Grids: What Are They?
The Grid as Part of Personal Construct Theory
Grids: a Measure of What?
Grids are about Constructs
Some Personal Construct Theory Corollaries
Different Kinds of Construct
Constructs in Transition
Conclusions
2. Constructs And Elements
What is an Element?
What is a Construct?
Elements in a Grid
The Nature and Types of Constructs in a Grid
Ways of Eliciting Personal Constructs from 'Elements'
Eliciting Personal Constructs in Ways other than from 'Elements'
Eliciting Constructs from Constructs
To Elicit or to Supply Constructs?
Classification of Constructs
Which are more Important in a Grid - Elements or Constructs?
Constructs and Elements: the Debate
Comment
3. Varieties Of Grid In Use Today
The Grid Form of the Role Construct Repertory Test
The Split-Half Method of Allocating Elements
A Grid Using Rankings
A Grid Using Ratings
Implications and Resistance-to-Change Grids.
Resistance-to-Change Grid
A Bipolar Implications Grid
Dependency Grid
A Textual Grid
A Qualitative Grid
Comment
4. Analyzing Grid Data
Repertory Grids
Analyzing Constructs
Analyzing Elements
Joint Representations of Constructs and Elements
Representations of Multiple Repertory Grid Data
Dependency Grids
Implications Grids
Comments
5. Some Summary Measures Of Structure
Cognitive Complexity
Extremity and Ordination
Conflict
Element Indices
Measures of Superordinacy
Measures of Intransitivity
Implications Grids
Dependency Grids
Comment
6. Reliability and Validity
Reliability
Conclusions
Validity
Conclusions
7. Specific Ways Of Using Grids
The Individual and the Grid
A Decision-Making Grid
Wholly or Partially Standardized Grid Formats
Conclusions
8. Some Uses To Which Grids Have Been Put
Grids in General
In the Clinical Setting
Working with Children
Teachers and Teaching
The Construing of Professionals
Those With Learning Difficulties
Social Relationships
Language
Dependency
The Use and Abuse of Drugs
The Family
Forensic Work
Maps, Planning and Environment
Market Research
Politics
Careers
Sport
Organizational and Business Applications
More Unusual Uses of Grids
Appendix Computer Programs and Websites
References
Author Index
Subject Index