Kelly's constructive alternativism assumes that
A)people use past events to construct a philosophy of life.
B)people build obstacles in the path toward success.
C)people's conclusions are subject to revision and change.
D)truth is acquired by a piecemeal accumulation of facts.
E)truth is acquired in large pieces by rapid breakthroughs.

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Kelly's constructive alternativism assumes that people's conclusions are subject to revision and change, meaning that individuals have the ability to construct different perspectives and alternatives to previous beliefs and experiences. This means that people can change their thinking and beliefs through new experiences and information, rather than being limited by past events or building obstacles in their path. The other choices, such as D and E, do not align with Kelly's theories on constructive alternativism.

Kelly's Constructive Alternativism Assumes That