ATTITUDE TOWARD THE DISCLOSURE OF SELF-ATTRIBUTIONS AND THE COMPLEXITY OF INTERPERSONAL CONSTRUCTS.

This article focuses on the correlations between attitude toward the relevation of self-attributions and each of the indices of interpersonal construct system complexity and complexity of construct usage. Given this understanding of the nature of the measures of construct usage, the results are immensely interpretable when viewed in the context of research on the nature of self-disclosure in interaction. In the first place, those with positive attitudes toward sell-disclosure in interaction are likely to have a greater number of interactions involving the disclosure of self-attributions.