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Kelly's theory can be called a because it is mostly a theory about theories.
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Kelly regarded people as , because they asks questions, formulates hypotheses, and looks for evidence.
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The Psychology of Constructs is Kelly's best known book.
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Personal are our way of interpreting events.
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To Kelly, present constructs are subject to or replacement.
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Kelly believed that personal , not the facts, holds the key to an individual's future.
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If a construct is to exist, there must be both a and a contrast.
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Kelly's basic postulate assumes that people's processes are directed by the ways in which they events.
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Constructive refers to Kelly's assumption that all of our present interpretations are subject to revision or replacement.
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The corollary states that people anticipate events by construing their replications.





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