Micro Analysis

Question 1

History of microanalysis

Answer 1

-Phenomenology
-Ethnomethodology
-Microanalysis

Question 2

Phenomenology

Answer 2

-Congnitive sociology
-Husseral and Schultz
-Don’t trust science trust everyday patterns (life world)

Question 3

Ethnomethodology

Answer 3

• Garfienkle
• Study of people in real life
  -Look at process not content
  -How people are doing things

Question 4

Microanalysis

Answer 4

-Harvey sacks
-Tiny details of talk
-Not why we do but how we do

Question 5

Microanalytic Method

Answer 5

Inductive

Question 6

Conversational analysis

Answer 6

Analyzes verbal parts of interactions

Question 7

Interaction Analysis

Answer 7

Analyzes verabal and non verbal interactions

Question 8

packaging

Answer 8

How the social action is stated.
Questions, demands,

Question 9

timing

Answer 9

-When a turn starts
-When a turn ends
-pauses in converstation

Question 10

Social Actions

Answer 10

what is being analyzed in microanalysis
-will end in -ing

Question 11

Social Solidarity

Answer 11

-In conversation we tend to avoid conflict therefore we try not to be nice and not give dispreffered responses.

Question 12

Microanalytic components

Answer 12

-Adjacency pairs
-Insertion sequence
-repair
-pre-announcement

Question 13

Adjacency pairs

Answer 13

1) Asequence of two utterances, which are
(2) adjacent,
(3) produced by different speakers,
(4) ordered as a first part and second part, and
(5) typed, so that a first part requires a particular second
part (or range of second parts).

Question 14

insertion sequence

Answer 14

When giving a rejection to explain why before giving answer

Question 15

repair

Answer 15

correction to a misunderstanding

Question 16

Pre-announcement

Answer 16

Answering while someone is still speaking

Question 17

Microanalytic steps

Answer 17

1.) Recording
2.)Transcribing
3.) Analyzing
4.)Recording results/writing up

Question 18

Recording

Answer 18

a.) Choose a naturally occurring interaction site
b.)Permission
c.)Manage equipment

Question 19

Transcribing

Answer 19

a.) choose a transcription system
b.)Repeated listening to capture the details of the interaction

Question 20

Actual Analysis

Answer 20

a.) Stay motivated
b.)write line by line notes on the transcripts
c.)look for social actions and responses
d.)make a collection to look for patterns across data instances
e.)use listening groups

Question 21

Reporting results/writing up

Answer 21

a.) Include evidence
b.) Tie in previous literature

Question 22

Preferred action

Answer 22

quick answer normally yes

Question 23

Preferred packaging

Answer 23

what is to be expected in the setting

Question 24

dispreferred action

Answer 24

drawn out answer normally no

Question 25

dispreferred packaging

Answer 25

what would be unexpected in the setting

Question 26

Advantages of microanalysis

Answer 26

-Inductive so maximizes possibilities
-Integrity of interactions is preserved
-High ecological validity
-Quality is not hard to evaluate
-Many studies can be completed with transcrptis
-Can look at very tiny details

Question 27

disadvantages of microanalysis

Answer 27

-Time to transcribe
-Access may be difficult
-selection of interaction might not be straightforward

Question 28

Transcription

Answer 28

Will depend on what you are studying
- Transcription systems, theories, and intention are linked together so choose carefully

Question 29

Script/Score Transcription

Answer 29

-basic
-Words

Question 30

Performance transcription

Answer 30

-Some verbal and nonverbal
-Includes details
-Figures and illustrations

Question 31

practical application

Answer 31

• Law enforcement
  -Sales Performance
  -Call Centers
  -911 calls
  -Therapists
  -Interviewing

Question 32

Ethics of recording data

Answer 32

1.) Do no harm both legally and morally
2.) Never have to apologize
3.) Negotiate debt of researcher to data sources
4.)Free choice to be included
5.) Privacy
6.) Respect