Kelly, explains that his "man-the-scientist" is a way of explaining our personality and how we resound to life. Kelly believed that people can interpret any event that happens in a variety of ways. By doing this we are the "scientist" of our own behavior and environment. People make predictions of their beliefs; Kelly says this is constrictive alternativism. He believed that we are able to interpret the world in a variety of ways. We tend to find the evidence that supports our original belief. We want to prove that we are right, so much so that we overlook evidence that doesn't support our hypothesis. When we collect this evidence we either find that it does or does not support our original thoughts. This validates our personal
