This is an extensive compilation of abstracts of research in numerous areas as they relate to self-disclosure. No theoretical overview or introductory comments are included. Specific content areas, as listed in the index, include: (1) cross-cultural studies; (2) dyadic effect; (3) selective disclosure; (4) achievement; (5) adolescence; (6) age; (7) anxiety; (8) attitude; (9)attraction; (10) authoritarianism; (11) epilepsy; (12) eye contact; (13) group cohesiveness; (14) learning; (15) locus of control; (16) marriage; (17) the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI); (18) neurosis; (19) person perception; (20) personal values; (21) religion; (22) school grades; (23) self-actualizers; (24) self-concept; (25)self-esteem; (26) social class; (27) therapy; (28) time; (29) touching; (30) yielding; and (31) self-disclosure questionnaires. (TL)