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| CONTENTS | |
| The Contributors | v |
| Sharing constructivist ideas Maureen Pope and Pam Denicolo |
1 |
| PCP in a changing Europe: from the matrix of decision to multiphrenic identity Luis Botella |
11 |
| To be or not to be a Serb: construction of national identity amongst Yugoslav students Luis Botella, Dusan Stojnov, Mario Knezevi and Aleksandar Gojic |
21 |
| Validation and invalidation of personal constructs Martin Fromm |
33 |
| The later Kelly and existential phenomenology Trevor Butt |
40 |
| The emancipation of the self: post-modern and PCP versions Valérie Fournier |
50 |
| Supervision revisited Bernadette O'Sullivan |
62 |
| Co-dependence or co-assumption? Superman and wonder-woman Gwyneth Daniel |
72 |
| A PCP perspective on troubled relationships Ian Kemp and Susanne Lakin |
83 |
| Interview methodology and PCP Vivien Burr and Trevor Butt |
98 |
| Laddering to the well-spring within and transforming experience David Savage |
106 |
| Snapshots of strategic management Sandra Tjok-a-Tam and Pam Denicolo |
112 |
| A methodological study Devi Jankowicz |
123 |
| Formative critical incidents in early professional life: a stimulated recall approach Robert Sexton and Pam Denicolo |
133 |
| The leaden fragment - golden section construct: an oscillating epitaph to positivism Gwyneth Daniel |
144 |
| Assessing death attitudes in young adults and elderly persons using the Death Attitude Repertory Test (DART) Jörn W Scheer and Bettina Bernhardi |
155 |
| Life satisfaction in young adults and elderly persons Jörn W Scheer, Kaja Hundertmark and Julie M Ellis |
166 |
| The Personal Construct Inventory: an alternative construction of Personal Construct methodology, or just another esoteric questionnaire? Sue Watson, David Winter and Nicole Rossotti |
177 |
| The relationship between symptom constructs and social constructs in agoraphobia Chris Metcalfe |
188 |
| Recovery following brain injury. Significant others' construing as a predictor of clients' recovery following brain injury David A Winter, Chris Metcalfe and Hani Shoeb |
199 |
| Personal construct theory perspectives on group psychotherapy David Winter |
210 |
| Suicide and depression from the Personal Construct perspective Tamara Dzamonja-Ignjatovic |
222 |
| The use of Personal Construct Psychology in the NHS Helen Jones and Peter Everett |
235 |
| Developing a specialist nursing service for family-caregivers of people with dementia:
dilemmas of role expectation, perceived dependency and control Walter Wills and Bob Woods |
241 |
| The perceived meaningfulness of information within a hospital organisation: a PCP perspective Brendan G O'Connor and John C McCarthy |
256 |
| Nurses' anticipations of caring for elderly patients Julie M Ellis |
267 |
| Community nurses' perceptions of self in role Elizabeth Howkins and Ann Ewens |
277 |
| The use of the repertory grid in nursing research. To provide or elicit the constructs: the debate Terry Thorne and Sean Mullarkey |
289 |
| The personal psychology of adolescent smoking Peter Lynch |
297 |
| Constructivism in the developing world Liz Thomson |
309 |
| The learning of English as a foreign language: a personal constructivist approach Maureen Pope and Rana Saka |
320 |
| Freire meets Kelly: using constructs to generate themes in education Mike Watts and Arnaldo Vaz |
330 |
| Professional learning construed as research in action Pam Denicolo |
339 |
| Questions of knowing Phillida Salmon |
346 |
| Reference index | 354 |
| Index | 357 |