Understanding others Kellyian theory, methodology and application

Diamond, C. T. Patrick

doi:10.1016/0147-1767(82)90021-9

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“…The CART is adapted from Kelly's (1955) Role-Construct Repertory Test, also known as a "reptest." The usefulness of Kelly's personal construct theory for understanding intercultural differences only recently has begun to receive attention (Diamond, 1982;Neimeyer & Fukuyama, 1984). The personal construct theory acknowledges that each individual has a unique world view (personal construct system) that helps define reality.…”

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Using the Cultural Attitudes Repertory Technique (CART) in a Cross‐Cultural Counseling Workshop

Fukuyama

Neimeyer

1985

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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Using the Cultural Attitudes Repertory Technique (CART) in a Cross‐Cultural Counseling Workshop

Fukuyama

Neimeyer

1985

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Exploring the Content and Structure of Cross‐Cultural Attitudes

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Fukuyama

1984

Couns Edu & Supervision

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This article describes an instrument designed to assess the content and structure of cultural attitudes. Derived from Kelly's (1955) Role Construct Repertory Test, the technique elicits the personal meaning and organizational properties of the individual's cultural value system. Methods of administration are described and analyses are illustrated by a case example of one counseling student before and after an introductory course in cross‐cultural counseling. Applications of the instrument to issues in research, counseling, and cross‐cultural training are also discussed.

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