"We attempt to use the phenomenologist's approach to arrive at personalized constructs which have a wide range of meaning for the given individual; then we attempt to piece together this high-level type of data with what we know about other persons."
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George A. Kelly. The Psychology of Personal Constructs, 1955. p. 455
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