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A. D. Jankowicz, Negotiating Shared Meanings of the Management Process: A Discourse in Two Voices
Judith Stewart, Reconstruction of Self: Lifespan-Oriented Group Psychotherapy
Martin Fromm, Substituting: A Preparatory Step for the use of Grid Technique in CounselingBook Reviews
Kenneth W. Sewell, Sociality Lost: The Schizophrenic's Neurocognitive Dilemma [Review of Frith's Cognitive Neuropsychology of Schizophrenia]
April E. Metzler, Ratimer (1)
Michael F. Mascolo & Carol Ann Dalto, Self and Modernity on Trial: A Reply to Gergen's Saturated Self
James Horley and Vernon L. Quinsey, Child Molesters' Construal of Themselves, Other Adults, and Children
Maureen Burke & Patricia Noller, Content Analysis of Changes in Self Construing during a Career Transition
Trevor Butt, The Ordinal Relationship between Constructs
Jack Adams-Webber, Constructivist Psychology and Knowledge Elicitation
David J. Dempsey & Robert A. Neimeyer, The Organization of Personal Knowledge: Convergent Validity of Implications Grids and Repertory Grids as Measures of System Structure
Joel M. Martin and Barry V. Fortner, Self-Reflection and Examination in the Complex Postmodern World [Review of Orientation to Inquiry in a Reflective Professional Psychology by Lisa Tsoi Hoshmand]
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Alvin R. Mahrer, What Lessons Does Constructivism Have for the Field Of Psychotherapy? An Introduction And Some Of The Key Questions
Donald E. Polkinghorne, Piaget and Derrida's Contributions to a Constructivist Psychotherapy
Maurice Friedman, Constructivism, Psychotherapy, and the Dialogue of Touchstones
Maureen O'Hara, Is It Time For Clinical Psychology To Deconstruct Constructivism?
Barbara S. Held, The Real Meaning Of Constructivism
Arthur C. Bohart, Configurationism: Constructivism From an Experiential Perspective
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