Shirley A Staske
Biographic Data
| ID | 4276349 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shirley A Staske |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shirley A |
| FAMILY NAME | Staske |
| SIGNATURE | STASKE S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eastern Illinois University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Claiming Individualized Knowledge of a Conversational Partner
This study examines the conversational practice of claiming individualized knowledge of one's conversational partner.The database for the study consists of 44 half-hour conversations between close relational partners that were videotaped and transcribed according to Jefferson's (1984) transcript notation system.Findings demonstrate that (a) interactants treat assertions of individualized partnerknowledge as complex claims subject to challenge on …
Creating Relational Ties in Talk
This study furthers recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners by exploring the collaborative construction of one particular type of emotional experience: relational jealousy. Conversation analytic methods were used to investigate a data base comprised of 44 half‐hour conversations between male friends, female friends, cross‐sex friends, and romantic partners. It was found that both romantic partners and friends c…
The Normalization of Problematic Emotion in Conversations Between Close Relational Partners
This paper is based upon recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. Analysis of conversations between romantic partners, same-sex friends, and cross-sex friends (which were videotaped and transcribed) illustrates conversants' interactive work to 'normalize' emotional experiences which are seen to be problematic. This was accomplished with the use of both direct strategies, which define the experience as a product…
Talking Feelings
This article reports findings from recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. These findings are based upon 44 half-hour videotaped and transcribed conversations of interactants discussing an emotionally influential issue. It was found that interactants' emotional experiences were interactively constructed through (1) downgrading and upgrading emotional expressions, and (2) developing characteristics of the situa…
Talking Feelings
This article reports findings from recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. These findings are based upon 44 half-hour videotaped and transcribed conversations of interactants discussing an emotionally influential issue. It was found that interactants' emotional experiences were interactively constructed through (1) downgrading and upgrading emotional expressions, and (2) developing characteristics of the situa…
The Normalization of Problematic Emotion in Conversations Between Close Relational Partners
This paper is based upon recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. Analysis of conversations between romantic partners, same-sex friends, and cross-sex friends (which were videotaped and transcribed) illustrates conversants' interactive work to 'normalize' emotional experiences which are seen to be problematic. This was accomplished with the use of both direct strategies, which define the experience as a product…
Creating Relational Ties in Talk
This study furthers recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners by exploring the collaborative construction of one particular type of emotional experience: relational jealousy. Conversation analytic methods were used to investigate a data base comprised of 44 half‐hour conversations between male friends, female friends, cross‐sex friends, and romantic partners. It was found that both romantic partners and friends c…
Talking Feelings
This article reports findings from recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. These findings are based upon 44 half-hour videotaped and transcribed conversations of interactants discussing an emotionally influential issue. It was found that interactants' emotional experiences were interactively constructed through (1) downgrading and upgrading emotional expressions, and (2) developing characteristics of the situa…
The Normalization of Problematic Emotion in Conversations Between Close Relational Partners
This paper is based upon recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners. Analysis of conversations between romantic partners, same-sex friends, and cross-sex friends (which were videotaped and transcribed) illustrates conversants' interactive work to 'normalize' emotional experiences which are seen to be problematic. This was accomplished with the use of both direct strategies, which define the experience as a product…
Creating Relational Ties in Talk
This study furthers recent investigations into emotional talk between close relational partners by exploring the collaborative construction of one particular type of emotional experience: relational jealousy. Conversation analytic methods were used to investigate a data base comprised of 44 half‐hour conversations between male friends, female friends, cross‐sex friends, and romantic partners. It was found that both romantic partners and friends c…
Claiming Individualized Knowledge of a Conversational Partner
This study examines the conversational practice of claiming individualized knowledge of one's conversational partner.The database for the study consists of 44 half-hour conversations between close relational partners that were videotaped and transcribed according to Jefferson's (1984) transcript notation system.Findings demonstrate that (a) interactants treat assertions of individualized partnerknowledge as complex claims subject to challenge on …
Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Emotions and Moral Behavior (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Communication (2 works) · Conversation (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Emotion work (2 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (2 works)