A Practicum of Group Psychotherapy by Asya L. Kadis,Jack D. Kramer,Charles Winick,and S. H. Foulkes

The dwelling on personally significant past experiences, reminiscence, is a common phenomenon, particularly among the elderly. This paper explores the potential value associated with the use of reminiscence in group psychotherapy, particularly with elderly populations. After reviewing the various functions (both adaptive and maladaptive) that reminiscence could serve in geriatric group therapy, the paper presents specific guidelines toward maximizing its therapeutic value.     

The replicability and utility of three personality types P. T. Costa,Jr., J. H. Herbst,R. R. McCrae,J. Samuels and D. J. Ozer (2002). European Journal of Personality,Vol. 16, No. S1, S73–S87

The original article to which this Erratum refers was published in European Journal of Personality, Vol. 16, No. S1, S73–S87.     

Theism,metaphysics, and D. Z. Phillips

Section I argues that theistic religions incorporate metaphysical systems and that these systems are explanatory. Section II defends these claims against D. Z. Phillips's objections to the epistemic realism and correspondence theory of truth which they imply. I conclude by raising questions about the status of Phillips's own project.