Personal construct psychology
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Personal construct psychology theorizes that each person has their own unique mental framework from which they see the world. People use these unique constructs, or schemas, to interpret information and experiences. The American psychologist George Kelly developed personal construct psychology and he was influential in the development of cognitive psychology.[1]