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Clinical applications of repertory grid techniques

Trends in Neurosciences, 1979
Abstract This article describes the mechanisms of a technique used by many psychologists to present a semiquantitative analysis of psychological functions. As there are many areas of the neurosciences where it is only possible to produce a semiquantitative assessment, there are potential areas outside the immediate domain of psychology where this ...
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A comparison of the implication and repertory grid techniques

British Journal of Psychology, 1978
The ‘repertory grid’ and the ‘implication grid’ techniques are compared using criteria based on an indirect measure of construct matching scores. The implication grid proved superior to the repertory grid under conditions designed to compare stability of matching scores and under conditions designed to compare sensitivity to subjects' changes in ...
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ATTITUDES TO SCHOOL SUBJECTS: A REPERTORY GRID TECHNIQUE

British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1974
S ummary . The attitudes of 600 second‐year and fifth‐year grammar school pupils towards their school subjects were investigated using a repertory grid developed specifically for this purpose. Attitude dimensions of ‘interest,
D. DUCKWORTH, N. J. ENTWISTLE
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The Repertory Grid Technique as a Personnel Tool

Management Decision, 1976
The past few years have seen the emergence of a new technique of considerable generality into the personnel field. It is based on the Personal Construct Theory of the psychologist George Kelly and incorporates a wide range of approaches to the assessment and measurement of people.
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Using the Repertory Grid Technique to Surface Strategic Planning Assumptions

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012
PurposeIn his article titled, “The theory of the business,” Peter Drucker suggests that organizations need to frequently challenge the assumptions underlying their theory of the business (TOB) in order to assure that it remains viable. Accordingly, the purpose of this paper is to introduce the repertory grid technique (RGT) and illustrate how it can be
W. Timothy Few, Molly Few
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Qualitative usability measurement of websites by employing the repertory grid technique

CHI '00 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2000
In this paper, we describe some initial work on measuring the subjective or qualitative usability aspects of websites. Our main motivation is to facilitate the human ability to compare parts of a website.
Jouke C. Verlinden, Marc J. J. Coenders
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Using the repertory grid technique for mining design patterns

Proceedings of the 20th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, 2015
In this focus group, we investigated the use of the Repertory Grid Technique to mine design patterns in a methodical manner.
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Reducing Architectural Knowledge Vaporization by Applying the Repertory Grid Technique

2011
The architecture of a software-intensive system is the composition of architectural design decisions. These decisions are an important part of Architectural Knowledge (AK). Failure to document architectural design decisions can lead to AK vaporization and higher maintenance costs.
Dan Tofan, Matthias Galster, Paris Avgeriou   +2 more
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Cluster Analysis in the Repertory Grid Technique

2012
The aim of this preliminary survey is to explore some of the possibilities provided by cluster analysis appliedto the Repertory Grid Technique. Two analysis were performed: The analysis of the elements and the analysis of the constructs,as defined by George Kelly's Personal Construct Theory.
Appolinário, Fabio, Castilho, Adail Victorino, Sato, Takechi   +2 more
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Investigation of transference using repertory grid technique

2023
A review of the clinical literature on transference indicates that considerable controversy exists over the meaning of the term» Its relationship to another,- more recently defined therapeutic variable - the treatment alliance- is discussed, and it is suggested that much of the disagreement as to the nature of transference stems from its confusion with
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