M3 Week 13: Kelly Flashcards

1
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This theory suggests that each person has their own mental framework from which they see yhe world.

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Personal Construct Theory

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2
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state that individual psychological processes are directed by the ways in which a person anticipates events.

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Fundamental Postulates

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

Similarities among repeated events

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The construction corollary

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

Individual differences in interpreting events

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The Individuality Corollary

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5
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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

Relationships among constructs

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The Organization Corollary

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

A person’s construction system is composed of finite number of dichotomous constructs

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The Dichotomy Corollary

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

In situations requiring a choice, our choice corollary will pick the option that best expands and clarifies our understanding of the world based on our existing constructs.

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The Choice Corollary

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

It suggests that each construct has as limited range of situations it can effectively handle.

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The Range Corollary

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9
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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

A person’s construct system varies, or changes based on their experience.

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The Experience Corollary

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

The variation in a person’s construction system is limited by the permeability of the constructs within whose range of convenience the variants lie

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The Modulation Corollary

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11
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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

A person may successively empploy a variety of construction subsystems which are inferentially incompatile with each other

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The Fragmentation Corollary

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11
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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

When an individual interprets the building processes of another, he or she may be involved in the other person’s social process.

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The Sociality Theory

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11
Q

According to Kelly (1955), the major problems are seen as the psychological phenomena of _______, _________, __________, and ________?

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Threat, fear, guilt, and anxiety

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11
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Perception of one’s apparent dislodgment from his core role structure constitutes the experience of _______

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Guilt

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[11 COROLLARIES OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY]

When an individual relies on an experience construction that shares resemblance to another, then their psychological processes are similar.

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The Commonality Corollary

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12
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is the recognition that the events with which one is confronted lie outside the range of convenience of one’s construct system

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Anxiety

12
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is the awareness of imminent comprehensive change in one’s core structures

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Threat

12
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is like threat, except that in this case, it is a new incidental construct, rather than a comprehensive construct that seems about to take over.

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Fear

13
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

Individuals have certain preferences amongst their constructs and differences in their ability to reconstruct them

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True

14
Q

TRUE OR FALSE:

In the midst of the Great Depression, Kelly applied his knowledge toward something he found useful:
Evaluating children and adults and developing his landmark theory

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TRUE

14
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

Eating lunch at 12 noon

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Construction

15
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

“Is is bad to steal if I’m hungry?”

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Experience

16
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

No longer believing that Santa is the one who brings gift on Christmas.

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Modulation

16
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

Having your own views on a certain topic.

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Individuality

17
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

Easy vs. Difficult

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Dichotomy

18
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

You can use “empathetic” to describe a person, but can you use it to describe a table?

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Range

19
Q

[SITUATIONAL]
Identify the correct corollary

Dylan acts carefree when he’s with his friends, but when he’s with his family, he’s very quiet

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Sociality