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Qualitative research methods

an elicitation method that has people compare elements in triads to surface the bipolar personal constructs they use, then rate elements on them.

In qualitative research methods, repertory grid technique refers to an elicitation method that has people compare elements in triads to surface the bipolar personal constructs they use, then rate elements on them. This meaning comes from Kelly (1955) in The psychology of personal constructs.[1]

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  1. Kelly, G. A. (1955). The psychology of personal constructs. Norton. ISBN 9780415037983

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