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THE PERSONAL
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| The Perceiver Element Grid
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| The PEG is a particular type of Qualitative Grid (see references
below) that is
useful in work with teams, families and in individual work (G-PEG:
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| Procter, H.G.
(1996). The Family Construct System. In
Kalekin-Fishman, D. & Walker, B. (eds) The
Structure of Group Realities: Culture and Society in the Light of
Personal
Construct Theory. Procter, H. G. (2005a). Techniques of Personal Construct Family Therapy. In Winter, D. and Viney, L. Personal Construct Psychology: Advances in Theory, Practice and Research. Procter, H. G. (2005b). Family Therapy. In Fransella, F. (ed.) Essential Practitioners’ Handbook of Personal Construct Psychology, Procter, H. G. (in press). Construing the family. Chapter in |
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