The second volume of a biennial series offering reviews of research emanating from personal construct and constructivist literature. Contributions on cognitive science, education, business management and artificial intelligence complement traditional applications in clinical and social psychology.

Part 1 Research on basic theory: oppositionality and the psychology of personal constructs, Joseph Rychlak
constructive processes in self-evaluative emotional development, Michael F. Mascolo and James C. Mancuso. Part 2 Methodological developments: computer-based methods for the analysis and interpretation of personal construct systems, Michael W. Bringmann
personal constructs and vocational structure - a critique of poor reason, Greg J. Neimeyer
measuring personal meanings of death - 20 years of research using the threat index, Robert A. Neimeyer and Franz R. Epting. Part 3 Clinical applications: schizophrenia and depression - construing and constructing empirical research, Debora Pierce et al
eating disorders and personal constructs, Eric Button
personal constructs approaches to family therapy, Guillern Feixas.