Sentence examples for interactional setting from inspiring English sources

The attention to personal experiences and interactional history offers an insight into how people in the same interactional setting speak, act, and interact differently as well as interpret the situation differently (Spencer 1999).

Finally, individuals also bring personal contexts to a particular interactional setting.

Micro-level contexts are the contingency of a specific interactional setting and moment (Wortham 2006; Anderson 2009).

Individuals agentively make intimate and immediate sense of an interactional setting, negotiate what is possible at the moment, and pursue what they want within the constraints.

Pragmatics studies the choices speakers make based on the interactional setting in which they are speaking, and how those decisions affect the speaker's interactions with others, decisions like whether and how to be direct or indirect; or to be polite, formal, or figurative, or not).

While not looking to generate "truths" about how people actually self-manage their diabetes (nor to define particular ideal ways of self-managing to achieve well controlled diabetes), focus groups allowed us to understand the ways that people were prepared to understand and discuss their diabetes within a public, social interactional setting, which is important for shaping our intervention.

MHPs tended to post first, setting interactional norms of using a medical or academic discourse.

This looks at issues such as managing skill sets, resource allocation, building accountability and trust, and the interactional work with other actors in the health care setting.

This study investigates the influence of justice (procedural, interactional and distributive) on measures of customer satisfaction within a hotel setting.

Meso-level contexts include relevant resources in a geographically and temporally bounded setting such as classrooms, schools, and neighborhoods in which members share a certain degree of interactional history and/or institutionalized memories.

Using distributive, procedural and interactional justice dimensions of organizational justice theory, this study has demonstrated the multiple layers of injustice perceived by health workers in the hospital setting.