Repertory Grid Technique: an interpretive research framework
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Summary
It is argued that when the RGT is employed within the guidelines of PCP it provides a useful interpretive research framework for exploring some of the similarities and differences in the content and structure of consumers’ subjective meaning systems.
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- article
- Published
- 2000-08-01
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- 96
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Keywords
Repertory grid, Personal construct theory, Construct (python library), Consumer research, Meaning (existential)
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