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in Kelly's view every person essentially thinks like a what, by going through the processes of developing a theory, generating a hypothesis or prediction, testing out the prediction, and revising or replacing the the theory as needed |
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each person thinks like a scientist |
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what basic assumption assumes that a healthy person is like a scientist meaning they are open to new ideas, they are willing to change their minds, and they are interested in making new discoveries. |
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constuctive alternativism |
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what describes three or more objects, two that are similar and one that is opposite, in realtion to experiences |
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what are the two types of constructs? |
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- core- basic to one's functioning - peripheral- can be altered without serious modifications of one's personal construct system |
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when a construct subsumes another construct it is |
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when a person's constuct about a particular thing is fixed and they are not willing to change or revise it, it is considered to be what? |
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when an element can be reconstructed in every way it is? |
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when elements can be reconstructed but only in a fixed way, like a stereotype, they are considered what? |
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when a person is aware of and able to describe both poles of a construct |
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when a construct is used but the person is unable to name or describe the poles |
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when only one of the poles of a construct is used; when someone labels everyone or everything the same |
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when a person's construct system changes or is modified with an experience this corollary explains it |
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anytime a personal construction is repeatedly used inspite of consistent invalidiation |
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what is the C-P-C cycle in therapy? |
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- circumspection- consider choices - pre-emption- select one construct - control- apply construct |
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