Help with the laddering procedure

Jonathan Lee (jmlee@chat.carleton.ca)
Fri, 9 Apr 99 1:10:09 EDT

Hi there everybody. I haven't been here for a while. To refresh everyone's
memory, I am examining the personal constructs of high and low
procrastinators with regards to their academic tasks. I am also going to
be laddering upwards. I did a pilot test today and when I started
laddering, I said "I see that you used the constructs boring versus
interesting, with the latter being described as the more positive of the
two. Why is it important/advantageous (I used the two interchangeably ...is
that a no-no?) that something is interesting?"
Is that the proper way to prompt the person or am I missing something
here? Thanks in advance.

-jl
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Jonathan Lee II Year M.A. Psychology
Carleton University
Email address: jmlee@chat.carleton.ca
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