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050 00 $aBF698.8.R38$bF72 2004
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100 1 $aFransella, Fay.
245 12 $aA manual for repertory grid technique /$cFay Fransella, Richard Bell, and Don Bannister.
250 $a2nd ed.
260 $aChichester, West Sussex, England ;$aHoboken, NJ :$bJohn Wiley & Sons, $cc2004.
300 $axii, 266 p. :$bill. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [232]-257) and indexes.
505 0 $aThe Basis of Repertory Grid Technique -- The Grid as Part of Personal Construct Theory -- Grids: a Measure of What? -- Grids are about Constructs -- Some Personal Construct Theory Corollaries -- Different Kinds of Construct -- Constructs in Transition -- Constructs And Elements -- Elements in a Grid -- The Nature and Types of Constructs in a Grid -- Ways of Eliciting Personal Constructs from 'Elements' -- Eliciting Personal Constructs in Ways other than from 'Elements' -- Eliciting Constructs from Constructs -- To Elicit or to Supply Constructs? -- Classification of Constructs -- Which are more Important in a Grid--Elements or Constructs? -- Constructs and Elements: the Debate -- Varieties Of Grid In Use Today -- The Grid Form of the Role Construct Repertory Test -- The Split-Half Method of Allocating Elements -- A Grid Using Rankings -- A Grid Using Ratings -- Implications and Resistance-to-Change Grids -- Resistance-to-Change Grid -- A Bipolar Implications Grid -- Dependency Grid -- A Textual Grid -- A Qualitative Grid -- Analyzing Grid Data -- Repertory Grids -- Analyzing Constructs -- Analyzing Elements -- Joint Representations of Constructs and Elements -- Representations of Multiple Repertory Grid Data -- Dependency Grids -- Implications Grids -- Some Summary Measures Of Structure -- Cognitive Complexity -- Extremity and Ordination -- Conflict -- Element Indices -- Measures of Superordinacy -- Measures of Intransitivity -- Implications Grids -- Dependency Grids -- Reliability and Validity -- Specific Ways Of Using Grids -- The Individual and the Grid -- A Decision-Making Grid -- Wholly or Partially Standardized Grid Formats -- Some Uses To Which Grids Have Been Put -- Grids in General -- In the Clinical Setting -- Working with Children -- Teachers and Teaching -- The Construing of Professionals -- Those With Learning Difficulties -- Social Relationships -- Language -- Dependency -- The Use and Abuse of Drugs -- The Family -- Forensic Work -- Maps, Planning and Environment -- Market Research -- Politics -- Careers -- Sport -- Organizational and Business Applications -- More Unusual Uses of Grids -- Computer Programs and Websites.
650 0 $aRepertory grid technique.
700 1 $aBell, Richard.
700 1 $aBannister, D.$q(Donald)
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