In 1955, the American psychologist George A. Kelly published two-volumes introducing the world to personal construct psychology. The premise of Kelly’s theory was straightforward, yet radical.

Douglas McGregor's landmark book, The Human Side of Enterprise, changed the path of management thinking and practice by questioning fundamental assumptions about human behavior in organizations.

We report on a research study in which we introduced undergraduate social work students in England to two methods originating in Personal Construct Theory (PCT) as a way of encouraging in-depth ...

For more on personal construct therapy, check out this brief video. Personal construct theory remains alive and well. It has organizations in the US, Europe, and Australia.