George Kelly's Personal Construct Theory - Simplest Explanation Ever

The Personal Construct Theory by George Kelly - Simplest Explanation Ever
What are constructs? What does Kelly's Fundamental Postulate mean? What are corollaries? How do human beings develop personality on the basis of predictions we make about our own future? Learn more from this simple tutorial.
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[@kinzaharoon8166]

The way you explain this theory is very informative and really well. thank you

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! I hope you also like some other content here, and share it with your friends and colleagues! Cheers! 🙂

[@saumyayadav9143]

Amazing explanation ❤

[@MisterSimplify]

Fantastic! Glad I could help! 😊

[@motyovszkimiklos7538]

Arent constructs the same as schemas and their assimilation/accomodation in Piaget's development theory?

[@MisterSimplify]

Yes one can certainly draw parallels between constructs and schemas.

[@dwjantz]

Very informative, thank you!

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! 🙂

[@merielwoodward3304]

A&B are very kind, generous, socially acceptable people.(like me?) C is less patient and friendly, more complex, illusive, difficult to predict, but conversations are so much more engaging and rewarding. (Same intellectual level?)

[@MisterSimplify]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing. Sometimes people with different personality constructs can offer interesting insights and perspectives!👍

[@Paraselene_Tao]

That discussion question at the end is very great, but it's too personal for me to share. Even naming the people A, B, and C still leaves it too personal. I did write a full answer, but it's too personal to share with the general public. It's too insightful into what makes me.

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello! Yes, it's understandable. I knew this when I was putting it in. But there could be some people who would want to share. Let's hope this provides them a platform to do so. 🙂

[@Paraselene_Tao]

@@MisterSimplify It does help me appreciate & respect the rep test a great amount. Perhaps practicing it a few times a month or more can lead to more deeply understanding ourselves.

[@morganir202]

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[@hamyanaal5919]

👏👏

[@MisterSimplify]

🙌🙌👍👍

[@MahekBalwani]

A and B are very very hard working but C is not very hard working.

[@MisterSimplify]

Thank you for sharing. Does that provide you some insights on some of the constructs influencing you?