▪ How do we score test takers who co-construct a discourse in non-face-to-face computer-mediated discussion?
Nineteen albums and multifarious monikers into her 20-year career, she's constructed a political discourse that's hard to find anywhere else in dance music today.
Unlike in other primary care encounters where normalisation may be contested by patients and lead to a cascade of (possibly unwarranted) diagnostic and therapeutic interventions [ 21], we found that professionals and patients co-constructed a normalising discourse about depression that militated against its recognition in the presence of a LTC.
In individual interviews, the interviewee and the interviewer co-construct a discourse that is mostly spoken by the interviewee, but also contains the interviewers' expectations through interjections or questions [ 22].
We then constructed a music "vocabulary": we assigned code words to slice-based numbers to generate a "text" that could represent the popular musical discourse of a given year or age.
Constructed a green house?
They constructed a window".
This updating process is consistent with discourse theories positing that readers incur a cost for updating discontinuities of referential, spatial, and/or event information in constructing a situation model of a discourse (Van Dijk & Kintsch, 1983), as in the event-indexing model (Radvansky & Zacks, 2014; Zwaan & Radvansky, 1998).
It is with sweat, blood and sinew that I construct a visual critique and discourse around physical and gender ideologies and histories".
Vogel [ 42] suggests that " the often assumed superiority of managerial over bureaucratic control is constructed through discourse rather than being a law-like regularity".
A stranger, remembering something he'd once read (by Foucault?), might decide that this was how power constructed the discourse, by staking out the territory and framing the debate.
