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|Abstract=The importance of emotional competence and the pivotal role parents play in
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the development of such competence have been a topic of great interest for de�velopmental psychologists and linguistic anthropologists alike. While existing
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research on emotional socialization primarily focuses on negative emotions
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using mostly experimental or ethnographic methods, positive emotions re�main an under-explored territory, and conversation analysis an under-utilized
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micro-analytic tool. This chapter investigates how the socialization of joyand
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surpriseis accomplished in a repeated series of playful gift giving and receiving
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during video-recorded mealtime parent-child interactions in a U.S. family with a
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three-year-old girl and her parents. Findings contribute to the broader literature
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on parent-child interaction with a specific focus on the socialization of emotions.
 
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Waring2021
BibType ARTICLE
Key Waring2021
Author(s) Hansun Zhang Waring
Title Socializing the emotions of joy and surprise in parent-child interactions
Editor(s) A. Weatherall & J. Robles
Tag(s) EMCA, emotion, Language socialization, play, joy, surprise, socialization
Publisher John Benjamins
Year 2021
Language English
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Pages 211-232
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Abstract

The importance of emotional competence and the pivotal role parents play in the development of such competence have been a topic of great interest for de�velopmental psychologists and linguistic anthropologists alike. While existing research on emotional socialization primarily focuses on negative emotions using mostly experimental or ethnographic methods, positive emotions re�main an under-explored territory, and conversation analysis an under-utilized micro-analytic tool. This chapter investigates how the socialization of joyand surpriseis accomplished in a repeated series of playful gift giving and receiving during video-recorded mealtime parent-child interactions in a U.S. family with a three-year-old girl and her parents. Findings contribute to the broader literature on parent-child interaction with a specific focus on the socialization of emotions.

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