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| Which of the following best describes Kelly's attitude toward Vaihinger's philosophy of "as if" |
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| he embraced it enthusiastically because it encouraged propositional thinking |
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| The statement, "A person anticipates events by construing their replications. "describes the _______ corollary: |
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| the events within the range of convience for which a construct is especially appropraite define the construct's: |
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| during the _____ phase of CPC cycle, the person chooses that construct that seems especially relevant to the situation: |
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| the term _____ refers to the roles we play while interacting with the relevant individuals and groups in our lives: |
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| the statement. "a person's construction system varies as he successively construes the replication of events," describes the _____ corollary: |
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| According to Kelly, human behavior is: |
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| there are common themes running through experiences on the basis of which we create out personal constructs. This summarizes which of the following corollaries: |
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| the statement, "to the extent that one person employs a construction of experience which is similar to the employed by another, his psychological processes are similar to those of the other person, "describes the ____ corollary: |
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| Kelly called his own theory of motivation a _____ theory: |
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| Kelly used the term ____ to describe what others have referred to as a "belief system": |
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| Kelly defined learning as: |
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| any change in one's construct system |
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| Kelly devised the ___ in order to identify the constructs a client uses to construe the relevant people in his or her life: |
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| role construct repertory test |
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| the statement "A person chooses for himself that alternative in a ditchotomized construct through which he anticipates the greater possibility for the extension and definition of his system," describes the ____ corollary |
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| According to Kelly, people _____ their experiences, which means they attempt to interpret, explain, or give meaning to those experiences: |
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| According to Kelly, a construct is ____ if it easily assimilates new elements: |
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| For Kelly, "... continued effort to extort validational evidence in favor of a type of social prediction which has already proved itself a failure" defined: |
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| For Kelly, "awareness of imminent comprehensive change in one's core structures," defined: |
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| Kelly referred to the emphasis on one pole of a construct while ignoring the other pole as: |
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| Currently Kelly's theory is widely used in: |
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| the training of British clinical psychologists, market research, industrial-organizational psychology |
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| The statement, "A person's construction system is composed of the finite number of dichotomous constructs, "describes the _____ corollary: |
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| According to Kelly, a carrot theory of motivation emphasizes concepts such as: |
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| According to Kelly, human behavior is: |
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| controlled by the construct systems people create |
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| What can be understood by an individual is determined by his or her: |
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| ____ involves trying new construct while construing a situation: |
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| Which of the following occurs during the test phase of the creativity cycle: |
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| the creative idea discovered in a preceding stage is test for its usefullness |
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| Kelly called theories that employ such terms as drive, motive, and stimulus ____ theories: |
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| Which of the following terms from Kelly's theory comes closest to what others call reward or reinforcement |
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| According to Jankowicz, Kelly's theory is useful in any area where it is important to know: |
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| how an individual's thoughts guide his or her behavior |
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| By the statement, "No one needs to paint himself into a corner," Kelly meant: |
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| We are free to construe oursleves and the world in any way we choose |
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| Kelly's theory can be considered ____ because it emphasizes the present or future rather than the past, and because it assumes that human are free to choose their own destiny: |
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| Experience alone was unimportant to Kelly; what was important was the ____ of experience |
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| During the _____ phase of the CPC cycle, a person tries a number of propositional constructs: |
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| According to Kelly, a person would experience ____ if a previously friendly dog growls at him or her: |
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| Kelly referred to the emphasis on one pole of a construct while ignoring the other pole as: |
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| The statement, "A construct is convenient for the anticipation of finite range of events only," describes the ____ corollary |
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| According to Kelly, the neurotic has lost his ability to: |
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