Confirming and Denying in Co-Construction Processes: A Case Study of an Adult with Cerebral Palsy and two Familiar Partners
Confirming and Denying in Co-Construction Processes: A Case Study of an Adult with Cerebral Palsy and two Familiar Partners
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DOI：
10.3109/07434618.2013.813968
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发表时间：
2013-08
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2
通讯作者：
I. Hörmeyer;Gregor Renner
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作者：
I. Hörmeyer;Gregor Renner
摘要对于具有复杂交际需求的个体而言，与熟悉的伙伴共同建构意义是最常见的交际策略之一。这个初步的单一案例研究提供了深入了解一个特殊的顺序模式的共建过程-搜索序列-特别是在确认和否认的过程中提出的熟悉的互动伙伴的意义。五个不同的对话之间的成年脑瘫和复杂的沟通需求和两个熟悉的共同参与者进行了录像和分析，使用的方法论的对话分析（CA）。该研究表明，确认和否认不仅仅是两个可供选择的行动，而是存在几种可能性来实现确认和否认，它们的频率不同，并且对顺序上下文有不同的后果。这项确认和否认的研究表明，共建过程比以前记录的更复杂。
Abstract For individuals with complex communication needs, one of the most frequent communicative strategies is the co-construction of meaning with familiar partners. This preliminary single-case study gives insight into a special sequential pattern of co-construction processes – the search sequence – particularly in relation to the processes of confirming and denying meanings proposed by familiar interaction partners. Five different conversations between an adult with cerebral palsy and complex communication needs and two familiar co-participants were videotaped and analyzed using the methodology of conversation analysis (CA). The study revealed that confirmations and denials are not simply two alternative actions, but that several possibilities to realize confirmations and denials exist that differ in their frequency and that have different consequences for the sequential context. This study of confirmations and denials demonstrates that co-construction processes are more complex than have previously been documented.