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Unveiling the Power of Personal Construct Theory in Information Systems Research

Integrated series on information systems/Integrated series in information systems
Employing Personal Construct Theory to Understand Information Systems: A Practical Guide for Researchers
M. Gordon Hunter, Peter Caputi, Felix B. Tan

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The article explains how Personal Construct Theory can help researchers understand information systems. It introduces the Repertory Grid technique, which is a way to learn about a person's thoughts and beliefs. The concept of laddering is also discussed, which helps researchers understand the meanings behind a person's thoughts. Real-life examples are used to show how Personal Construct Theory and the Repertory Grid technique can be applied in information systems projects.