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Topic 1

To what extent do you feel arguments, even wars, result because people construe events with different construct systems? Use Kelly's Personal Construct Theory as a basis for answering this question. On the other hand, what does Kelly's theory say about reducing conflict between people?

Topic 2

Read about Kelly's "fixed role therapy" (either in the book or online). How is this type of therapy supposed to help you? In other words, if you go through this type of therapy, how is it supposed to change your personality? Would you want to get this type of therapy? Why or why not?

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Running head: PERSONAL CONSTRUCTS THEORY

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Topic 1

Kelly developed the Personal Construct theory that is used to explain the way in which
people think differently about things and the world around them. Thus in this theory, he tells that
an individual will see and organize his or her world based on personal experiences and by
formulating events of life and interpreting them in their unique way (Hartman & Blankstein,
2013). This theory can, therefore, be used to explain the reasons why conflicts and even wars
emerge between people. Kelly proceeds to demonstrate that a construct is a unique approach that
people use to look at life. It is an intellectual assumption created by people to interpret events
(Hartman & Blankstein, 2013). Therefore, based on Kelly’s theory it is evident that people v...


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