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JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTIVIST PSYCHOLOGY CONTENTS OF VOLUME 8 Number 1 A Constructivist Approach to the Development of Personal Epistemic Assumptions and Worldviews Luis Botella and Josep Gallifa Kelly and Issues of Power Devorah Kalekin-Fishman Business Owner-Managers’ Descriptions of Entrepreneurship: A Content Analysis Warren Watson, Louis Ponthieu, and Joe Doster PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Dispositional Assessment Techniques in Experiential Personal Construct Psychotherapy L. M. Leitner DEPARTMENTS Book Review Bulletin Board Number 2 Treatment Preference and Acceptability: Epistemology and Locus of Control Norah Vincent and Michael LeBow Assessment of Self and Others During Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa Mary Marsh and Robb Stanley Negotiating Shared Meanings of the Management Process: A Discourse in Two Voices A. D. Jankowicz PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Reconstruction of the Self: Life-Span-Oriented Group Psychotherapy Judith Stewart METHODS Substituting: A Preparatory Step for the Use of Grid Technique in Counseling Martin Fromm DEPARTMENTS Book Review Bulletin Board Software Description Survey Software Description Form Number 3 Self and Modernity on Trial: A Reply to Gergen’s Saturated Self Michael E Mascolo and Carol Ann Dalto Child Molesters’ Construal of Themselves, Other Adults, and Children James Horley and Vernon L. Quinsey Content Analysis of Changes in Self-Construing During a Career Transition Maureen Burke and Patricia Noller Ordinal Relationships Between Constructs Trevor Butt METHODS Constructivist Psychology and Knowledge Elicitation Jack Adams-Webber Organization of Personal Knowledge: Convergent Validity of Implications Grids and Repertory Grids as Measures of System Structure David J. Dempsey and Robert A. Neimeyer DEPARTMENTS Book Review Bulletin Board Number 4 Special Issue CONSTRUCTIVISM IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: LIMITS AND LESSONS Alvin R. Mahrer, PhD, Guest Editor Editorial Introduction: What Lessons Does Constructivism Have for the Field of Psychotherapy? Piaget’s and Derrida’s Contributions to a Constructivist Psychotherapy Donald E. Polkinghorne Constructivism, Psychotherapy, and the Dialogue of Touchstones Maurice Friedman Is It Time for Clinical Psychology to Deconstruct Constructivism? Maureen O’Hara The Real Meaning of Constructivism Barbara S. Held Configurationism: Constructivism from an Experiential Perspective Arthur C. Bohart A Solution to an Illusory Problem: Clients Construct Their Worlds Versus There Really Is a Reality Alvin R. Mahrer Limits and Lessons of Constructivism: Some Critical Reflections Robert A. Neimeyer DEPARTMENTS Bulletin Board Following Page 364: Title Page to Volume 8 Contents to Volume 8 Author Index to Volume 8