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A Repertory Grid Method of Studying Groups

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1970
A repertory grid is obtained when a person compares and rates a set of ‘elements' in terms of an appropriate set of ‘constructs', using a consistent procedure throughout (Slater, 1964). The elements may be the names of real or imaginary people, qualities, or activities, in fact any group of items to all of which each construct is logically applicable.
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The qualitative analysis of repertory grid data: Interpretive Clustering

Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2022
Viv Burr, Nigel KING, Mark Heckmann
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Repertory Grid

2005
Matthias Meyer, Matthias Freitag
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Repertory Grids

2017
Peter Caputi, Felix B. Tan
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Repertory Grid

2020
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Repertory Grid

2009
Matthias Rosenberger, Matthias Freitag
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Repertory Grids

2004
Catherine Cassell, Susan Walsh
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The reliability of repertory grids

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1970
C. E. Gathercole, E. Bromley, J. B. Ashcroft   +2 more
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The repertory grid to unfold conflicting positions: The case of a stakeholder dialogue on prospects for hydrogen

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2009
Marleen van de Kerkhof, Eefje Cuppen, Matthijs Hisschemöller   +2 more
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Repertory Grid Technique in Employee Selection

Personnel Review, 1990
Neil Anderson
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