Brian R. Little - Teachers Make a Difference - George A. Kelly

The speaker recounts a pivotal moment in their academic journey when they discovered George Kelly's book, 'The Psychology of Personal Constructs,' which led to a shift from neuropsychology to personality studies. The speaker describes Kelly's transformative impact, both through his writings and personal interactions, highlighting his challenging and humorous approach to psychology. Kelly's encouragement to develop personal theories of personality inspired the speaker to pursue a unique academic path, emphasizing the importance of personal constructs in understanding human behavior.

What was the speaker's view on the concept that everyone is a scientist?

How did the speaker interpret the relationship between listening to jazz and personal constructs?

What advice did George Kelly give to the speaker regarding his identity?