Post by aria on Dec 1, 2017 23:46:31 GMT
The Repertory grid technique exercise revealed that the constructs I tend to judge/analyze people with are mainly observable traits - mainly whether they are sociable/reserved, extroverted/introverted, and fashionable/non-fashionable. This makes sense given that for me, I tend to analyze people based on things that I can see, and from that, I then determine who they really are by getting to know them. This contrasted greatly to the person beside me who's constructs were more internal traits such as funny/non-funny, artsy/non-artsy, etc. I think Butt would think that the differences between our constructs has to do with how we perceive people and our world - what is important or meaningful to us determines what lens we see and shape our world to be; finding subjective truth to each person as opposed to an objective truth for all
