You love repertory grids? So do we! Find out about a powerful tool to analyze your grids!
OpenRepGrid is an R package to analyze and visualize repertory grid data. The repertory grid (often abbreviated grid or repgrid) is a data collection method which originated from Personal Construct Theory (Kelly 1955). It was originally designed as an instrument for psychotherapy. Nowadays, it is used in many other fields, including market, organizational, political, educational and sensory research. See here for a brief introduction.
Figure 1. Example of a repertory grid dataset (with rows and columns clustered by similarity).Install the latest release version from CRAN
install.packages("OpenRepGrid", dep = TRUE)
Install a development version from github by referencing a the dev branch (e.g., 0.1.19):
library(devtools)
install_github("markheckmann/OpenRepGrid@01.1.19")
To load the OpenRepGrid package after installation type
And for a first impression of the package features type
Visit the package documentation website: https://docs.openrepgrid.org/
If you get stuck, you can get help on StackOverflow:
R and openrepgrid to your questionYou can contribute to OpenRepGrid in various ways. You can, for example, file a bug report, help improve the documentation or write code. See the our contributing guide for detailed information.
Anyone getting involved in this package agrees to our Code of Conduct.
If our software makes your life easier, consider sponsoring us — think of it as buying us a coffee while we keep hacking away!
Kelly, George Alexander. 1955. The Psychology of Personal Constructs. New York: Norton.
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