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Psychometric properties and score distributions of the Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation measures within a non-help-seeking population from Spain. [PDF]
Psicol Reflex CritPaz C, Saúl LÁ, Lafuente PR, Evans C.
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Influence of geographical accessibility to specialist and primary care givers on excess mortality of multiple sclerosis patients in France. [PDF]
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The Recognition of Psychopathology on the Repertory Grid
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1971Repertory grid testing (Kelly, 1955; Slater, 1965) of psychiatric patients, using people of significance in the patient's life as elements and eliciting the patient's own constructs has been employed in the clinical setting to demonstrate aspects of psychopathology (Ryle, 1967; Ryle, 1969), to measure change with treatment (Ryle and Lunghi, 1969; Rowe,
A, Ryle, D, Breen
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The analysis of a repertory grid
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1980The problems of repertory grid analysis fall into two main groups: (i) general scaling problems; (ii) specific methods of the simplification of the grid data. Some problems of psychological scaling are considered including ‘ranking’ versus ‘rating’, equal interval assumption, and comparison of constructs.
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The Dyad Grid: A Modification of Repertory Grid Technique
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1970We have previously reported the use of repertory grid testing to extend the understanding of psychopathology in neurotic patients and to test predictions about the effects of therapy (Ryle, 1967; Ryle and Lunghi, 1969). In these tests the elements were people known to the subject, and the constructs were elicited from him.
A, Ryle, M, Lunghi
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1979
Whenever you want to give someone feedback about how you perceive them or, get feedback about how they perceive you you can use the Repertory Grid Technique (Repgrid). This article will show you how to use the Repgrid to generate feedback amongst the members of a group. This could be useful on many occasions.
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Whenever you want to give someone feedback about how you perceive them or, get feedback about how they perceive you you can use the Repertory Grid Technique (Repgrid). This article will show you how to use the Repgrid to generate feedback amongst the members of a group. This could be useful on many occasions.
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Direct analysis of a repertory grid
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1980A new exploratory method of analysing data in the form of a repertory grid is described. The method starts by carrying out single-link hierarchical cluster analyses of the elements and the constructs separately. These two marginal analyses are then used to rearrange the rows and columns of the original grid so that similar constructs and similar ...
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The Measurement of Consistency in Repertory Grids
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1972A Consistency of Relationship score for comparing two grids was proposed by Bannister in 1960, revised slightly in 1962 and again, more substantially, in 1966. The theory behind it is that schizophrenic thought disorder results from repeated experiences of invalidation in construing.
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The prediction of change in repertory grids
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1982Several predictions relating to differential element and construct stability in repertory grids over time were investigated. Test‐retest data indicated significantly greater construct stability for high intensity or ‘constellatory’ constructs over a seven‐month period.
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