"Constructivism and the Coronavirus pandemic" in Journal of Constructivist Psychology

Special section on "Constructivism and the Coronavirus Pandemic" (2021, Issue 3).

Table of Contents
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​Article
Constructivist Retelling of the Epic of Gilgamesh: Implications for the COVID-19 Pandemic
Peitao Zhu & Yinghe Zheng
Pages: 245-253

Article
Unprecedented Times for Many But Not for All: Personal Construct Perspectives on the COVID-19 Pandemic
David A. Winter & Nick Reed
Pages: 254-263

Article
Experiential Education during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Reflective Process
David D. Christian, Danny L. McCarty & Cian L. Brown
Pages: 264-277

Article
COVID-19: Common Constructions of the Pandemic and Their Implications
Sabrina Cipolletta & Maria Cristina Ortu
Pages: 278-294

Article
Co-Constructing Meaning in the Time of Coronavirus
Rebecca J. Milner & Lennis G. Echterling
Pages: 295-308

Article
Responding to the Coronavirus: Reinventing Ourselves through Transformative Problem Solving
Michael F. Mascolo & Sandy Burbach
Pages: 309-326

Article
A Phenomenological Exploration of Epistemological Development through Socio-Psychological Decision Making
Ghina Saleem & Syeda Salma Hasan
Pages: 327-344

Article
What Do Millennials Think of Their Past, Present, and Future Happiness, and Where Does Their Happiness Reside?
Damodar Suar, Amrit Kumar Jha, Sitanshu Sekhar Das, Priya Alat & Pooja Patnaik
Pages: 345-361

Book review
Contrasting Perspectives: Inspiring Critical Thinking
Review of Abnormal Psychology: Contrasting Perspectives, by Jonathan D. Raskin. Red Globe Press, 2019, 728 pp. Reviewed by Clarie J. Koehn, M.S., The University of Memphisset
Reviewed by Clarie J. Koehn
Pages: 362-364