Discursive Research Methodologies and Couple and Family Therapy Research: Reflections

Lebow, Jay L.

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“…The section consists of four articles which demonstrate four different modes of analysis, namely conversation analysis (Smoliak et al., ), discursive psychology type of discourse analysis (O'Reilly, Lester, & Kiyimba, ), poststructurally informed discourse analysis (Guilfoyle, ), and semantic analysis (Ugazio, ) as well as an introductory article (Gehart, ) which contextualizes the articles’ “data” by presenting a brief overview of Tom Andersen's contribution in the field. It also includes three invited commentaries (Anderson, ; Bertrando, ; Lebow, ) with the aim to foster dialogue concerning the section's input.…”

Section: The Special Section: Utilizing Tom Andersen's Legacy To Demomentioning

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“…There is need for a further development of such methodologies, and we hope that this special section will act as an invitation to interested researchers who may work toward advancing such methods in the family therapy field. In doing so, we want to emphasize a complementary perspective as we are in tune with Jay Lebow who notes that they are not meant to replace other existing methodologies (Lebow, ). In conclusion, we hope that this special section will open up possibilities for a fruitful practitioner–researcher dialogue but also for further methodological developments in the field of couple and family therapy research.…”

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Discursive Methodologies for Couple and Family Therapy Research: Editorial to Special Section

Tseliou

Borcsa

2018

J Marital Family Therapy

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In this article, we aim to introduce the special JMFT section on discursive research methodologies for couple and family therapy research. These are qualitative research methodologies which resonate with the systemic emphasis on the semantics and the pragmatics of therapy discourse. First, we provide a brief overview of such methodologies and their use in the family therapy field. We then introduce the context and the content of the special section, where four approaches, including conversation analysis, discursive psychology type of discourse analysis, poststructurally informed discourse analysis (subject positioning analysis), and semantic analysis, are introduced by means of analyzed extracts from a Tom Andersen consultation session with a couple in distress and their therapist. We conclude with implications for the field. For Tom and Michael.

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Section: The Special Section: Utilizing Tom Andersen's Legacy To Demomentioning

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Section: Epiloguementioning

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Discursive Methodologies for Couple and Family Therapy Research: Editorial to Special Section

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Borcsa

2018

J Marital Family Therapy

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Purpose: Many violent cases experienced by children and officers' lack of law enforcement become a reason for poor justice. Each case needs advocacy. Theoretical framework: Social advocacy needs to be done by those who deal with child victims of physical abuse. Method: This research is qualitative research with a simple description. A descriptive method is used in research on a human, an object, a set of conditions, a system, a group's mindset, a system, or a current situation that aims to obtain a systematically actual and accurate description, picture of facts and characteristics and their correlation with an observed phenomenon. Result and Conclusion: This research involves psychology services. It is helpful for the trauma recovery of victims who experience abuse effects directly and indirectly. During the break time situation at SDN (Public Elementary School), 16 Pemulutan is crowded with students. They also usually play various games in the yard. A reason for sexual abuse is parents’ lack of control over their children. Childhood is when everything the children see, hear, and read influences their future, positively or negatively. Research implication: Therefore, researchers prevent the situation by giving religious education to the children. Religious education from as early as possible has a very relevant impact so that it can avoid deviant actions. Originality/value: The result of this research that became Novelty lies in how parents should be fully responsible for assisting in children's daily lives at the age of adolescence so that they can avoid unlawful acts.

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Discursive Research Methodologies and Couple and Family Therapy Research: Reflections

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Discursive Methodologies for Couple and Family Therapy Research: Editorial to Special Section

Discursive Methodologies for Couple and Family Therapy Research: Editorial to Special Section

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Running Head: Child Advocacy for Rape Victims in Kecapi Bay Village

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