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An assessment instrument devised by George Kelly, the __________ allows the person's own understanding of personality to emerge through the process of ranking traits and making comparisons.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

According to Erikson, identity derives from
 
  a. a melding of private and social self-conceptions.
  b. a resolution of the Oedipal conflict.
  c. the willingness to share the most personal aspects of oneself with others.
  d. the opportunity to explore the environment.



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Answer to Question 1

Role Construct Repertory Test (Role Rep Test)

Answer to Question 2

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