Research
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>3) Why did you choose this/these package(s)?
I participated in their development
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>4) What were the packages' strong points?
>They are both in the public domain (and thay are also fairly flexible)
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>5) What were it's/their shortcomings?
>They require expensive hardware (and also a certain amount of grid 'expertise')
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>6) How would you improve the package(s)?
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We are working on this (mainly in response to feedback from users,
including my own research students).
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>7) What would make an ideal repertory grid package for you?
One that could design experiments and accurately predict their outcomes
>(seriously, simulations based on fully specified computational models are
>becoming increasing useful as resources --funding, space, equipment, etc.--
>become exceedingly scarce).
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>i-net: isdcmb@v-e.anglia.ac.uk
Jack Adams-Webber Tel: 905 (688) 5544 [x 3714]
Department of Psychology Fax: 905 (688) 6922
Brock University E-mail: jadams@spartan.ac.brocku.ca
St. Catharines, Ontario
CANADA L2S 3A1