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Originally published in 1988, Experimenting with Personal Construct Psychology provided an up-to-date account of the state of personal construct psychology revealing the diversity of its application and its exciting developments at the time. It had been thirty years since George Kelly published his The Psychology of Personal Constructs and his ideas and methodology had become widely known internationally and acknowledged as significant contributions to the theory and practice of psychology as the science of human experience and behaviour. Kelly's ideas had been elaborated, the range of convenience of the theory had been greatly extended, and this was the focus for the congress on which this volume is based. It is divided into eight parts: Theory, Education, Children, Clinical, Methodology, Industrial Settings, Attitudes and Beliefs and The Arts. The contributors reflect the international reach of the theory.
This book is a re-issue originally published in 1988. The language used and views portrayed are a reflection of its era and no offence is meant by the Publishers to any reader by this re-publication.
Contents
Contributors. Preface. Opening Address: The Range of Convenience of Personal Construct Psychology - An Outsider's View Marie Jahoda A: Theory 1. On Becoming a Personal Anarchist Spencer A. McWilliams 2. PCT: Still Radical Thirty Years On? Fay Fransella 3. Autopoiesis and Alternativism in Psychotherapy: Fluctuations and Reconstructions Vincent Kenny 4. Personal Meaning and Memory: Kelly and Bartlett Peggy Dalton 5. Kelly and Bateson: Antithesis or Synthesis? Robert Foley 6. Kelly and Popper: A Constructivist View of Knowledge Francesco Mancini and Antonio Semerari 7. Kelly's Eye: An Alternative View of PCT Mantz Yorke 8. Constructing Environments that Enable Self-Organised Learning: The Principles of Intelligent Support Laurie F. Thomas and E. Sheila Harri-Augstein B: Education 1. Software for Use in Self-Organised Learning Environments: The Practice of Intelligent Support E. Sheila Harri-Augstein and Laurie F. Thomas 2. Initiating the Management of Learning in a Junior School Graham Crosby and Laurie F. Thomas 3. A Qualitative Approach to the Study of Students' Learning Marie Luisa Figueroa and E. Sheila Harri-Augstein 4. Report on Learning-to-Learn Techniques Based on PCP Rosamund Nutting 5. Turning-on Teachers' Own Constructs C. T. Patrick Diamond 6. Personal and Impersonal Constructs of Student Teachers Sylvia Chard C: Children 1. PCP and Children Rosemarie Hayhow, Richard Lansdown, Jenny Maddick and Tom Ravenette 2. Representing the Parent-Role Construing Systems of Expert Parents Michael F. Mascolo and James C. Mancuso 3. Self-Characterisation: Dimensions of Meaning Sharon R. Jackson 4. A Child of Four Could Tell You: A Study of Identity in the Nursery School Using Situations Grids Anne Edwards 5. Choice and Meaning in Childhood Illness Auriol Drew D: Clinical 1. Construction of Psychological Disorders as Invalidation of Self-Knowledge G. G. Gardner, F. Mancini and A. Semerari 2. PCT Interpretation of Sexual Involvement with Children Li Chin-Keung 3. Understanding the Disoriented Senior as a Personal Scientist Elizabeth Ann Hill 4. Personal Identity in Disturbed Marital Relationships Greg Neimeyer and Alison Gold Hall 5. Contextual Shifts in Interpersonal Constructions L. M. Leitner 6. Phobias: A Journey Beyond Neurosis Gavin Dunnett 7. Building Change in Patients with Agoraphobic Symptoms Roberto Lorenzini and Sandra Sassaroli 8. Constructions in Social Skills Training David Winter E: Methodology 1. Construal of Events: Personal Constructs versus Personal Projects James Horley 2. A PCP Analysis of Data Collection in the Social Sciences Linda L. Viney 3. Three-Dimensional Representations of Grid-Type Data John Kirkland, Robert Lambourne and Stephen Black 4. Information Loss in Grid Analysis J. W. Cary F: Industrial Settings 1. A Range of Applications of PCP Within Business and Industry Fay Fransella, Helen Jones and Joyce Watson 2. Regnancy: A Shadow Over Personal Construing Philip J. Boxer 3. A Comparison of the Personal Constructs of Management in New and Experienced Managers Cathleen A. Brown and Charles J. Detoy 4. Developing a Learning Culture in a Bank Maurice Randall and Laurie Thomas 5. A PCP Model of Decision-Making and Planning Annabel Jackson G: Attitudes and Beliefs 1. Feminism and PCT Bernadette O'Sullivan 2. What Might Psychologists Tell Politicians about Intergroup Conflict? Peter du Preez 3. Religious Belief and PCT Norman Todd 4. Psychological Investigation of Offending Behaviour Adrian Needs H: The Arts 1. A PCP View of Novel Writing and Reading Don Bannister 2. Applying PCP to Constructs Related to Music Miriam Ben-Peretz and Devorah Kalekin-Fishman 3. Music and Personal Constructs Eric Button 4. A Repertory Grid Study of Response to Poetry David Miall 5. Fragmentation Peter Stringer. Index.
