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• EMCA Online Discussion
  == Social Media == There are a number of groups - some are open, some closed. Here's a list you can check out.
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• EMCA Organizations
  * [https://aiemca.org/groups/brisbane-tag/ Brisbane TAG] * [https://aiemca.org/groups/canberra-dag/ Canberra DAG]
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• Weiste2020a
  ...or knowing how to play the game? Expectations of client involvement among social and health care professionals and clients ...ent participation; cultural change; co-development; conversation analysis; social and health care professionals; interaction; qualitative research
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• Maynard1985c
  |Title=On the functions of social conflict among children ...flict may also aid in the reproduction of authority, friendship, and other social patterns that transcend single episodes of interaction.
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• Hollander2015
  |Journal=British Journal of Social Psychology ...he forms, evidence is provided suggesting precisely how members of the two groups differ in manner and frequency of resistance.
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• Luff-Heath2012
  |Title=Some ‘technical challenges’ of video analysis: social actions, objects, material realities and the problems of perspective ...on researchers concerned with the detailed analysis of naturally occurring social interaction.
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• Kew1986
  ...hronic change. Game rules are a contested terrain where different interest groups attempt to legitimate particular games-playing practice. An analysis of thi
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• Berard2005c
  ...ed by membership categorization analysis in the context of constructionist social problems analysis and qualitative socio-legal studies.
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• Developing Skills in Conversation Analysis: A free 5-day intensive course for students working with conversation analysis 15-19/06/2015
  '''Venue: '''Research Centre for the Social Sciences,''' '''University of York ...of collecting their own naturally-occurring data (not interviews or focus groups) and using CA methodology.
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• Broadhurst2007
  ...ocusing on the organisation of talk-in-interaction in interviews and focus groups, this study examined parents' normative and inter-subjective understandings
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• Data collection
  === Mic for discussions and large groups === ==== Large groups ====
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• Widdicombe2020
  |Booktitle=Studies on the Social Construction of Identity and Authenticity ...of youth subcultures, football fans, online discussion forums and support groups. We identify common discursive strategies, such as drawing contrasts with n
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• Mondada2013
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Social interaction; Embodied action; Turn-taking; Participation; Institution ...teractions, turn-taking organization as it is managed by and within larger groups remains understudied. This paper aims to sketch the systematics of turn-tak
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• Markaki2010
  ...ting; conversely, they exploit these multilingual features within specific social practices, leading to laughter. ...ip categorizations. In this sense, it highlights the flexible structure of groups and the way in which laughter reconfigures them through local affiliating a
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• CASE advisory on equipment for recording and analysing in CA
  * Really large groups – 100 people plus – sound and video === Mic for discussions and large groups ===
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• Recent PhDs
  ..., in complaints of third party microaggressions, and birth parents' use of social media and time. In the process of sharing these complaints, carers establis ...ingling out the perspective of the individual who has impairments in the social ensemble, the analysis aims at enhancing life quality, seen from the perspe
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• AugoustinosTuffinRapley1999
  ...re illustrated and discussed in terms of their rhetorical organization and social consequences. The international pervasiveness of a range of modern racist t
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• ClarkeKitzingerPotter2004
  |Journal=British Journal of Social Psychology ...ial psychology of analysing the talk of socially/ politically marginalized groups.
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• Lindegaard2014
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Focus Groups; MCA ...face of it, surprising due to the ethnomethodological commitment to study social order as accomplished in situ, not as something that pre-exists or goes bey
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• Wiggins2014
  ...actions in England and Scotland, (b) audio recordings of weight management groups within the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland, and (c) video-recorde
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• TheobaldReynolds2015
  ...matters to which members seriously attend (Corsaro 2014). Studies of peer groups highlight how status is achieved through oppositional actions. This paper e
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• Greiffenhagen2011
  ...analysis of these examples, we raise some questions about the way in which social scientists reason through their problems, and the role that characterisatio
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• Cromdal2003
  |Title=The creation and administration of social relations in bilingual group work |Tag(s)=EMCA; Conversation Analysis; Children; Group Work; Bilingual; Power; Social Relations
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• Day2006
  |Title=Ethnic and social groups and their linguistic categorization |Tag(s)=EMCA; Ethnicity; Social groups; Linguistic categorization
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• Dickerson2007
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Conversation Analysis; Autism; Social interaction; Gesture; Children; ...nment) — these are often taken to be either impaired relative to control groups or symptomatic of the child’s pathology. Drawing on videotaped data of ch
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• Butler2016
  ...lay interaction, and argues for the importance of understanding children's social practices in studies of physical activity in play. Implications for interve
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• Tabidi2015
  |Journal=Arts and Social Sciences Journal ...nt age groups and educational levels. The subjects were divided into three groups (named as Maya, Malak, Homy) according to their ages. The total period of t
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• International Education Classroom Interactions 2016
  made by individuals; groups and research networks with other topical themes, likely to include (but not limited to): social
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• Kent2016
  ...ed that contrived materials, including social science interviews and focus groups can be naturalised, or treated as natural, in ways that contribute to peopl
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• Hellerman-etal2019
  ...ticular perceived objects from the built environment for accomplishing the groups’ goal-directed activity as well as for co-constructing socio-environmenta
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• Fele2008a
  |Journal=Forum: Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research ...caller and call-taker from previous research, we know much less about the social organization that makes the dispatch possible. The data analyzed in this pa
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• Gibson2003
  |Tag(s)=participation shift; group conversation; managerial groups |Journal=Social Forces
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• Hopkins1984
  ...literature, confirmed Mullins' division of these authors into two distinct groups. The evidence indicates that ethnomethodology is neither dying out nor beco
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• Fraser2006
  |Title=Remote collaboration over video data: Towards real-time e-social science |Tag(s)=EMCA; Video Analysis; E-social science; Groupware; Synchronous collaboration; Virtual collaboration; Video
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• LeCouteur2001
  |Journal=British Journal of Social Psychology ..., we demonstrate how the categories of ‘Aborigines’ and ‘farmers’, groups central to the dispute, are strategically constructed to normatively bind c
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• Mehan1987
  ...cture and interaction presents a faithful rendition of the organization of social life in bureaucracies.
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• Myers1998
  |Title=Displaying Opinions: Topics and Disagreement in Focus Groups ...thodological critique of the reification of attitudes and opinions in some social science research.
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• Myers2006
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; place-identity; focus groups; stance; stories; arguments ...s, and in different levels of scale. This study analyses passages in focus groups in which participants say where they are from, shows that participants gene
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• SWilkinson2000
  |Journal=Social Science & Medicine ...nd their overall level of mental health. Drawing on our own data, in which groups of women with breast cancer talk about “thinking positive”, this paper
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• MHGoodwin1990a
  ...r same‐sex groups, use features of stories to accomplish and restructure social identities within encounters. Though girls and boys make use of similar res
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• MHGoodwin2001
  |Journal=Research on Language and Social Interaction ...activity. Ethnographically based studies are essential to examine how the social orchestration of an activity can change over time.
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• MHGoodwin2002a
  |Title=Exclusion in girls' peer groups: ethnographic analysis of language practices on the playground ...sed on ethnographic study of a girls'' peer group of mixed ethnicities and social classes in an elementary school in Southern California carried out over a t
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• MHGoodwin2002b
  ...Ethnic differences in the display of opposition are observable within the groups studied.
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• Giles2016
  |Title=Observing real-world groups in the virtual field: The analysis of online discussion |Journal=British Journal of Social Psychology
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• Yu2016
  |Journal=Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups ...e children draw on those competencies to navigate the demands of bilingual social interactions. This study is a conversation analysis (CA) of the code-switch
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• Yang2016
  ...tivities. Based on the different interactional resources used by the three groups, projections are made with respect to the development of the interactional ...ed L2 Mandarin proficiency. They are the ability to understand and produce social actions in the sequence, to take turns in an organized fashion, to manage t
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• Harris2009
  ...individuals and groups, but he believes that the self is illusory and that social problems are interpretations. These four themes are common (but not univers
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• Giles-Newbold213
  ...situated practices constitute a more important function of online support groups than the mere dissemination of ‘advice’.
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• Hendry2016
  ...dent learning. The paper concludes with recommendations on how analyses of social interaction and the management of psychological issues in problem-based lea
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• EMCA Postdoc in Milan 2016
  * Findings – To highlight the links among body, senses and social activity at work, in order to understand the main features, requirements an ...social strategies, methodologies and techniques in order to convert simple groups in successful cooperative teamworks.
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