3 Discursive Psychology

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Dominant discourses show how reality has been socially constructed

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A is a set of statements which an object

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Words have power is a dominant discourse and are found in

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Pictures
Talk
Text
Text and Talk
Pictures, Talk and Text
Pictures and Text
Pictures and Talk

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The dominant discourse words have power and are found in talk and text.

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( Dominant, Submissive, Constructed, Neutral ) discourses show how reality has been socially constructed.

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When interrogating data to determine a discourse, it is important to understand the differences between the description, analysis and interpretation. Using maths as a metaphor the

❌ is the actual numbers.
❌ is the process of adding or subtracting.
❌ is calculating the result.

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Description

Analysis

Interpretation

Implication

Explanation

Observation

Realisation

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When designing a question ❌, ❌ to consider are:
- What ❌ does this discourse serve?
- What kind of ❌ live in the data?
- What is the ❌ of these words?
- What is the most ❌ discourse and why?
- See if others draw the same ❌.
- Be ❌ about where you are coming from.
- Understand the ❌ between ❌, ❌ and ❌.

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purpose

people

impact

powerful

conclusions

open

difference

interpretation

analysis

description

questions

framework

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According to Michael ❌:

- ❌ are ❌ through ❌ discourses.

- ❌ facilitate and limit, enable and constrain what be said by ❌.

- When an individual is ❌ through discourse, they are accorded a particular ❌ within that discourse, which brings with it a set of ❌ concerning the kind of ❌ that can be made.

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Foucault

Power relationships

Discourses

dominant

maintained

whom, where and when

constructed

subject position

images, metaphors and obligations

response

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A ❌ is a set of ❌ which ❌ an ❌.

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discourse

statements

construct

object

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Critical discourse analysis (CDA) objective is to perceive language use as social practice.

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Traditional social psychology views on language include:

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Language is used to describe external reality
Language reflects social realities
Language is regarded as a window into people's minds
Talk reveals things about us and others
Language constructs reality: even if we are unaware of it doing so
Language creates social categories, processess and identities
Language is social. Even when we think or talk to ourselves, the significance of the words we use arises from social processes
Language has an action orientation

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Discursive psychology views on language include:

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Language is used to describe external reality
Language reflects social realities
Language is regarded as a window into people's minds
Talk reveals things about us and others
Language constructs reality: even if we are unaware of it doing so
Language creates social categories, processess and identities
Language is social. Even when we think or talk to ourselves, the significance of the words we use arises from social processes
Language has an action orientation

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Discourse analysis focuses on a public and collective reality as constructed through language use. It examines how people use language to construct versions of the world and...

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what is gained by these constructions.
what is lost by these constructions.
what power is granted by these constructions.

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An example of how linguistic actions and practices are done in particular setting is

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the construction of people with mental health problems as dangerous
the way abusive men use talk to control their partners (evident in coercive control)
the rise of parental alienation syndrome
studies of racist talk and practice

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An example of how particular accounts of things are constructed and made to seem factual and objective is

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the way abusive men use talk to control their partners (evident in coercive control)
the construction of people with mental health problems as dangerous
the rise of parental alienation syndrome
studies of racist talk and practice

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An example deconstructing psychological practice is

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the way abusive men use talk to control their partners (evident in coercive control)
the construction of people with mental health problems as dangerous
the rise of parental alienation syndrome
studies of racist talk and practice

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An example of exploitation, prejudice and ideology is

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the way abusive men use talk to control their partners (evident in coercive control)
the construction of people with mental health problems as dangerous
the rise of parental alienation syndrome
studies of racist talk and practice

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Discursive psychology is popular with those who want to give psychology a critical/radical edge.

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Discursive psychology has no set procedure and uses either naturally occurring language or text from interviews and focus groups.

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Doing discursive psychology involves:
No one set ❌
Uses either ❌ or text from interviews and focus groups
May involve ❌
Look for ❌
Consider context is ❌
Consider what ❌ constructions there might be

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procedure

naturally occurring language

coding

patterns, identifying their functions

important

unimportant

alternative

similar

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Rhetoric includes

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the emphasis placed on certain words
timing
hints
the use of metaphors
all of the above

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includes the emphasis placed on certain words, the timing, the hints and the use of metaphors.

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Strategic is the ambiguous use of "we" and seemingly innocuous actions that have an underlying motive such as flowers on mothers day from an abuser.

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The ambiguous use of "we" e.g. we shouldn't be arguing is known as

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Strategic ambivalence
Axiom markers
Use of metaphors
Natural entitlement

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Innocuous actions that have an underlying (hostile) intent such as an abuser given the abusee flowers on mothers day is known as

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Strategic ambivalence
Using metaphors
Axiom markers
Natural entitlement

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❌ includes the ambiguous use of "we" and innocuous actions that have an underlying intent.

❌ are a proposition that commends itself to general acceptance; a well established or universally conceded principle.

❌ are figures of speech that can be used to establish dominance or avoid responsibility,

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Strategic ambivalence

Axiom markers

Metaphors

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are a proposition that commends itself to general acceptance; a well established or universally conceded principle.

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are figures of speech that can be used to establish dominance or avoid responsibility,

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The following is an example of an axiom marker

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That's it pure and simple
A man's home is his castle
I just snapped for some reason

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The following is not an example of an axiom marker

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That's it, pure and simple
It's a fact of life
No other way
Part and parcel
It builds up then I explode

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The following is an example of a metaphor

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That's it, pure and simple
It's a fact of life
No other way
A man's home is his castle

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The following is not an example of a metaphor

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A man's home is his castle
My temperature just rises
Just snapped for some reason
I keep it inside and it builds up and then I explode
Part and parcel

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Which of the following is a metaphor used to establish dominance?

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A man's home is his castle
Anger is heat
People-snap
Emotions build pressure

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Which of the following is not a metaphor used to avoid responsibility?

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A man's home is his castle
Anger is heat
People-snap
Emotions build up pressure

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Language is a form of

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Language is a form of ❌.

It constructs ❌ 'realities'.

It structures ❌ relationships.

Discursive psychology can expose the taken-for-granted and the way language works to maintain ❌.

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privlege and oppression

social action

power

social and psychological

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Discursive Psychology

3 Discursive Psychology

3 Discursive Psychology

Pregunta 1 de 36

Dominant discourses show how reality has been socially constructed

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A is a set of statements which an object

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Words have power is a dominant discourse and are found in

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The dominant discourse words have power and are found in talk and text.

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Selecciona la opción correcta del menú desplegable para completar el texto.

Dominant Submissive Constructed Neutral( Dominant, Submissive, Constructed, Neutral ) discourses show how reality has been socially constructed.

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When interrogating data to determine a discourse, it is important to understand the differences between the description, analysis and interpretation. Using maths as a metaphor the ❌ is the actual numbers. ❌ is the process of adding or subtracting. ❌ is calculating the result.

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A ❌ is a set of ❌ which ❌ an ❌.

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Critical discourse analysis (CDA) objective is to perceive language use as social practice.

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Explicación

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Traditional social psychology views on language include:

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Discursive psychology views on language include:

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Discourse analysis focuses on a public and collective reality as constructed through language use. It examines how people use language to construct versions of the world and...

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Explicación

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An example of how linguistic actions and practices are done in particular setting is

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An example of how particular accounts of things are constructed and made to seem factual and objective is

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An example deconstructing psychological practice is

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An example of exploitation, prejudice and ideology is

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Explicación

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Discursive psychology is popular with those who want to give psychology a critical/radical edge.

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Explicación

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Discursive psychology has no set procedure and uses either naturally occurring language or text from interviews and focus groups.

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Doing discursive psychology involves: No one set ❌ Uses either ❌ or text from interviews and focus groups May involve ❌ Look for ❌ Consider context is ❌ Consider what ❌ constructions there might be

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( Dominant, Submissive, Constructed, Neutral ) discourses show how reality has been socially constructed.

When interrogating data to determine a discourse, it is important to understand the differences between the description, analysis and interpretation. Using maths as a metaphor the

❌ is the actual numbers.
❌ is the process of adding or subtracting.
❌ is calculating the result.

Doing discursive psychology involves:
No one set ❌
Uses either ❌ or text from interviews and focus groups
May involve ❌
Look for ❌
Consider context is ❌
Consider what ❌ constructions there might be

Language is a form of ❌.

It constructs ❌ 'realities'.

It structures ❌ relationships.

Discursive psychology can expose the taken-for-granted and the way language works to maintain ❌.