Carol Sherrard
Biographic Data
| ID | 1359705 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carol Sherrard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carol |
| FAMILY NAME | Sherrard |
| SIGNATURE | SHERRARD C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leeds |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Emotion in Language and Speech
Researchers currently seek to improve validity in speech and language studies by adopting naturalistic procedures In emotion-display research, validity is threatened by standard experimental controls which diminish the naturalism of stimuli and responseranges. Were port two experiments comparing the adequacy of naturalistic with standard procedures. Experiment 1 had 158 judges code 89 samples of naturally-occurring emotional speech with free- cho…
Strategies for well‐being in later life
A 70‐year‐old retired professional man, with some health problems but a high measured level of well‐being, was interviewed for his perception of the sources of well‐being. A grounded‐theory analysis showed that he related well‐being most strongly to the freedom to choose activities, and manage his own time. Other well‐being strategies within these domains were (i) reconstruing time, so that physical slow‐down was assimilated to the positive value…
Social Psychology
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Elderly Wellbeing and the Psychology of Social Comparison
Twenty-two elderly retired people were interviewed for their beliefs about the sources of wellbeing in old age. Manual and Professional social class responses were compared, controlling for age, gender and health status. Respondents' free discourse was characterised by spontaneous social comparisons of the self with other people. In Social Comparison Theory, these serve as a means of self-assessment or wellbeing-enhance-ment. The comparison state…
Six principles for developmental communication
Developing Discourse Analysis
Discourse analysis and its validity criteria are critically discussed in this article. Discourse analysts replace traditional validity criteria with coherence, participant orientation, generation of new problems, and fruitfulness, yet these are not consistently observed in practice. Sociolinguistic phenomena such as accommodation and asymmetric topic management underline the importance of the interviewer's part in constructing discourse, yet the …
Teaching students to summarize
Auditory Feedback" or "Sidetone"? The Effects On Speech Production and Intelligibility of Auditory Stimulation from the Larynx
A distinction is proposed between auditory feedback effects and sidetone effects. Auditory feedback effects involve variations in self-hearing that are contingent upon initial speech behaviour. These effects impair speech. Sidetone effects involve variations in, or supplements to, self-hearing that are not contingent upon initial speech behaviour. Sidetones, in contrast to feedbacks, tend to enhance speech. However, the two have been conceptualiz…
Developing Discourse Analysis
Discourse analysis and its validity criteria are critically discussed in this article. Discourse analysts replace traditional validity criteria with coherence, participant orientation, generation of new problems, and fruitfulness, yet these are not consistently observed in practice. Sociolinguistic phenomena such as accommodation and asymmetric topic management underline the importance of the interviewer's part in constructing discourse, yet the …
Strategies for well‐being in later life
A 70‐year‐old retired professional man, with some health problems but a high measured level of well‐being, was interviewed for his perception of the sources of well‐being. A grounded‐theory analysis showed that he related well‐being most strongly to the freedom to choose activities, and manage his own time. Other well‐being strategies within these domains were (i) reconstruing time, so that physical slow‐down was assimilated to the positive value…
Emotion in Language and Speech
Researchers currently seek to improve validity in speech and language studies by adopting naturalistic procedures In emotion-display research, validity is threatened by standard experimental controls which diminish the naturalism of stimuli and responseranges. Were port two experiments comparing the adequacy of naturalistic with standard procedures. Experiment 1 had 158 judges code 89 samples of naturally-occurring emotional speech with free- cho…
Elderly Wellbeing and the Psychology of Social Comparison
Twenty-two elderly retired people were interviewed for their beliefs about the sources of wellbeing in old age. Manual and Professional social class responses were compared, controlling for age, gender and health status. Respondents' free discourse was characterised by spontaneous social comparisons of the self with other people. In Social Comparison Theory, these serve as a means of self-assessment or wellbeing-enhance-ment. The comparison state…
Auditory Feedback" or "Sidetone"? The Effects On Speech Production and Intelligibility of Auditory Stimulation from the Larynx
A distinction is proposed between auditory feedback effects and sidetone effects. Auditory feedback effects involve variations in self-hearing that are contingent upon initial speech behaviour. These effects impair speech. Sidetone effects involve variations in, or supplements to, self-hearing that are not contingent upon initial speech behaviour. Sidetones, in contrast to feedbacks, tend to enhance speech. However, the two have been conceptualiz…
Auditory Feedback" or "Sidetone"? The Effects On Speech Production and Intelligibility of Auditory Stimulation from the Larynx
A distinction is proposed between auditory feedback effects and sidetone effects. Auditory feedback effects involve variations in self-hearing that are contingent upon initial speech behaviour. These effects impair speech. Sidetone effects involve variations in, or supplements to, self-hearing that are not contingent upon initial speech behaviour. Sidetones, in contrast to feedbacks, tend to enhance speech. However, the two have been conceptualiz…
Teaching students to summarize
Developing Discourse Analysis
Discourse analysis and its validity criteria are critically discussed in this article. Discourse analysts replace traditional validity criteria with coherence, participant orientation, generation of new problems, and fruitfulness, yet these are not consistently observed in practice. Sociolinguistic phenomena such as accommodation and asymmetric topic management underline the importance of the interviewer's part in constructing discourse, yet the …
Six principles for developmental communication
Elderly Wellbeing and the Psychology of Social Comparison
Twenty-two elderly retired people were interviewed for their beliefs about the sources of wellbeing in old age. Manual and Professional social class responses were compared, controlling for age, gender and health status. Respondents' free discourse was characterised by spontaneous social comparisons of the self with other people. In Social Comparison Theory, these serve as a means of self-assessment or wellbeing-enhance-ment. The comparison state…
Social Psychology
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Strategies for well‐being in later life
A 70‐year‐old retired professional man, with some health problems but a high measured level of well‐being, was interviewed for his perception of the sources of well‐being. A grounded‐theory analysis showed that he related well‐being most strongly to the freedom to choose activities, and manage his own time. Other well‐being strategies within these domains were (i) reconstruing time, so that physical slow‐down was assimilated to the positive value…
Emotion in Language and Speech
Researchers currently seek to improve validity in speech and language studies by adopting naturalistic procedures In emotion-display research, validity is threatened by standard experimental controls which diminish the naturalism of stimuli and responseranges. Were port two experiments comparing the adequacy of naturalistic with standard procedures. Experiment 1 had 158 judges code 89 samples of naturally-occurring emotional speech with free- cho…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Cognition (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (2 works)