Kelly's Belief That Alternative Constructions Are Always Possible Reflects the Philosophical

question 66

Multiple Choice

Kelly's belief that alternative constructions are always possible reflects the philosophical position of

• A)the plasticity corollary.
• B)Rep test revisionism.
• C)the phenomenological postulate.
• D)radical behaviorism.
• E)none of these.

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