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• Participation framework
  ...mp; M. H. Goodwin, 2004). To exemplify, Goodwin (1980, 1990) described the social organization of a “he-said-she-said” gossip dispute activity among chil Activities involving larger groups present distinct affordances and constraints for participation. Different s
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• F-formation
  ...referred to as ‘arrangements’ (Kendon 1977: 183, 1990: 213-214). While groups commonly arrange themselves in a circle, two people may position themselves ...Surroundings While Mucking out a Sheep Stable]. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', ''51''(3), 313–328.
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• Postdoctoral researcher - Paderborn University 2023
  ...a large transregional research group. Intersection between technology and social dimensions. Deadline: 30th of June 2023. ...y investigates everyday interactions with AI systems across diverse social groups by analyzing digital documentations and transcripts. The candidate is expec
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• Weiste2024
  |Journal=Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine ...nts’ stories about their personal, distressing experiences in peer-based groups in psychiatric services. The results show how the EbEs responded to their c
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• Ripatti-Torniainen2023
  |Journal=Learning, Culture and Social Interaction ...r and authority when developing new interdisciplinary teaching in workshop groups. Specific attention was paid to the participants' ways of making and respon
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• Funded DPhil/PhD Studentship Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford 2023
  ...ernational reputation as a centre of excellence in qualitative methods and social science informed research. We do applied research directed to making a pos ...odes allows identification and explication of recurrent patterns and their social interactional consequences.
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• Preference
  ...earch to describe how people systematically time/position and design their social actions in interaction when there are relevant alternatives possible (e.g., ...'' actions promote disaffiliation by threatening face, thereby undermining social solidarity (Clayman, 2002; Heritage, 1984:268-280; Pillet-Shore, 2017, 2021
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• Turn-taking
  ...nization of turn-taking in pool skate sessions. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', 48(4), 406–429.
  9 KB (1,192 words) - 21:32, 22 December 2023
• Kupetz2022
  ...Experience and Membership Categories: Syrian Students’ Tellings in Focus Groups |Tag(s)=EMCA; Membership Categorization Analysis; Focus Groups; Personal Experience
  2 KB (266 words) - 07:25, 14 December 2023
• Fredriksdotter2023
  |Journal=Research on Children and Social Interaction ...embodied actions. Students’ interactional work not only maintained their social relations but also offered opportunities to display epistemic independence.
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• Hitzler2024
  |Title=Doing being ordinary nonetheless: Navigating social expectations in a peer support group ...ort group. It shows that successions of narratives can be used to question social assumptions of ordinariness which are exclusionary toward the group’s mem
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• Hollander2024
  |Tag(s)=EMCA; Ethnomethodology; Conversation analysis; Social psychology; Milgram; Power; Resistance; Authority; Obedience; Experiment ...laims, and to reconstructing the presuppositions of classic North American social psychology.
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