How did Kelly view the conclusions drawn by scientists?

Kelly viewed the conclusions drawn by scientists with skepticism because he believed that these conclusions are not definitive truths but rather interpretations based on a set of constructs. In his Personal Construct Theory, he emphasized that individuals and researchers make sense of the world through personal constructs—mental frameworks that help organize experiences. Therefore, scientific conclusions are seen not as absolute, but as subjective interpretations that could change with new experiences and understandings. This aligns with his overall perspective that knowledge is provisional and subject to revision based on ongoing experiences. By maintaining a skeptical viewpoint, Kelly encouraged critical thinking and openness to alternative explanations and constructs, emphasizing that our understanding of reality is continually evolving.