Constructive alternativism refers to:
A) How people can have different interpretations of the same event.
B) Causal explanations to understand why an event occurred.
C) Taking personal control over thoughts and actions through various means, including self-rewards and self-punishments.
D) The constant interaction of a person's characteristics and behaviours with the environment.

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Constructive alternativism is a concept from George Kelly's personal construct theory, which suggests that people can interpret the same event in different ways based on their personal constructs.

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