GSFL workshop on miscommunication in interaction

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Dear GSFL members. I am honored to be joining you for the 2021 GSFL lecture circle - thank you very much for the kind invitation. If you would be willing to fill out this short survey, it help me to ensure, to the best of my ability, that the workshop covers empirical and theoretical topics that will be interesting and useful for you.

What is your level of familiarity with ethnomethodology?

None

Expert

Clear selection

What is your level of familiarity with conversation analysis

None

Expert

Clear selection

In a 40 minute workshop, what proportion of theory vs. practice would you prefer?

100% practical

100% theoretical

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Which concepts/topics (if any) are familiar to you (select as many as you like)

Self/Other-initiated Repair

Turn-taking

Sequence organization

Turn design

Progressivity

What workshop materials would you prefer to work with?

Classic conversation analytic data i.e., everyday talk from 1960s phone calls

Data from new projects that I would be exploring with you for the first time e.g. interactions with smart speakers

Specific applied settings. e.g. classroom video interactions, 999/emergency calls

Specific applied topics e.g. language discrimination / interpersonal public conflict

Other:

Clear selection

What is the most important question in your research relating to miscommunication?

What is one thing you must get out of this workshop for it to be worthwhile for you?

Any other requests/comments?

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