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• Watson1997a: Rod Watson (1997) Some general reflections on 'categorization' and 'sequence' in the analysis of conversation
• Chinn2026: Deborah Chinn, Andrea Bruun, Deborah Worrall, Susan Buell, Jessica La (2026) Communicative Dilemmas for Practitioners in Service Encounters With People With Intellectual Disabilities: Insights From a Systematic Review of Conversation Analytic Research
• Bruun2026b: Andrea Bruun, Irene Tuffrey-Wijne (2026) Exploring communication between people with intellectual disabilities and hospice staff: A conversation analysis pilot study
• Hyder2026: Sanaa Hyder, Sarah Peters, Dawn Edge, Susan Speer (2026) How is ‘culture’ made relevant in consultations between General Practitioners and ethnic minority patients?: a conversation analysis
• Greiffenhagen2026a: Christian Greiffenhagen, Stuart Reeves (2026) Handling troubles with discretion: Transforming informings into announcements in a control room behind a mixed-reality performance
• Reeves2025a: Stuart Reeves, Hannah R. M. Pelikan, Marina N. Cantarutti (2025) Opening Up Human-Robot Collaboration
• Pelikan2024a: Hannah R. M. Pelikan, Stuart Reeves, Marina N. Cantarutti (2024) Encountering Autonomous Robots on Public Streets
• ReyesCruz2026a: Gisela Reyes-Cruz, Stuart Reeves, Andriana Boudouraki, Dominic James Price, Joel E. Fischer, Praminda Caleb-Solly (2026) On Being Guided: How People Follow a Robot-Guided Tour
• Livingston2026: Eric Livingston (2026) Two Ethnomethodologies: A Comment on Lynch’s Vision of Ethnomethodology in “Promise and Silence”
• Stefani2023: Elwys De Stefani (2026) Definition
• Nuutinen2026: Elina Helmiina Nuutinen (2026) Involved but not engaged? Dynamic camera manipulations as resources for communicating participation in video-mediated educational interactions
• Haddington2026: Pentti Haddington, Antti Kamunen, Tuire Oittinen, Iira Rautiainen (2026) The development of a team’s professional vision in UN military observer training: Evidence from interactional history
• Rautiainen2026a: Iira Rautiainen, Tuire Oittinen (2026) Change in joint coordination of action during radio transmissions in military observer training: Orientation to emerging competence
• Yagi2026: Junichi Yagi (2026) The moral organization of postural readjustments in Edo-Bayashi
• Yagi2021: Junichi Yagi (2021) Embodied Micro-Transitions: A Single-Case Analysis of an Amateur Band Studio Session
• Hauser2026: Eric Hauser, Younhee Kim (2026) Membership categorization in children’s pretend play
• Robles2026d: Jessica S. Robles, Natasha Shrikant, Cristian Tileagă (2026) A discursive psychological approach to moral dilemmas in discrimination and racism in everyday life
• Due2026a: Brian L. Due (2026) Post-Praxeology: Studies in Process-in-Practice
• Lerner2026: Gene H. Lerner (2026) The WorkBench for Computer-Aided Scholarship
• Linell-Bredmar1996: Per Linell, Margareta Bredmar (1996) Reconstructing Topical Sensitivity: Aspects of Face-Work in Talks Between Midwives and Expectant Mothers
• Hutchinson2026a: Phil Hutchinson (2026) “Who Is Watching me?”: Recovering the Grammar of Stigma in Interaction
• Heritage2026: John Heritage, Jeffrey D. Robinson (2026) On the perimeter of preference: Low-stakes polar questions
• Burdelski2026b: Matthew Burdelski, Olga Anatoli Smith, Asta Cekaite (2026) Environmental noticings on the move: Interactional affordances and children’s engagement during preschool walks
• Vanttinen2026: Minttu Vänttinen, Mikko Kuronen, Pinja Kemppinen, Paulina Nyman-Koskinen (2026) Engaging a peer in task-interaction during a digital language game
• Waring2026a: Hansun Zhang Waring, Yo-An Lee (2026) Conversation analysis for artificial intelligence
• Icbay2026b: Mehmet Ali Icbay (2026) Repair on the Page: Accountability in Handwritten Academic Writing
• Jimenez2026: Patricia Jimenez, Younhee Kim, Richard Fitzgerald (2026) Making sense of AI: how lay users negotiate the shifting human–machine boundaries in talking about AI
• Padua2024: Joao Pedro Padua (2024) Ethnomethodology of written discourse: An analytical model for treating written discourse as ongoing social action
• Licoppe2026a: Christian Licoppe (2026) Personal noticings in video calls and doing being friends
• VanHengel2025: Lieve van Hengel, Bogdana Humă, Hedwig te Molder (2025) Pre-empting concerns about child vaccination: How nurses anticipatorily address parental concerns about “new” vaccines
• Habscheid2025: Stephan Habscheid, Tim Hector, Christine Hrncal (2025) Linguistic Practices as a Means of Domesticating Voice-Controlled Assistance Technologies
• Oloff2025: Florence Oloff (2025) “Oh, Now I have to Speak”: Older Adults’ First Encounters with Voice-based Applications in Smartphone Courses
• Huma2019: Bogdana Humă, Elizabeth H. Stokoe, Rein Ove Sikveland (2019) Persuasive conduct. Alignment and resistance in prospecting 'cold' calls
• Huma2018: Bogdana Humă (2018) The interactional organisation of initial business-to-business sales calls with prospective clients
• Huma2020c: Bogdana Humă, Elizabeth Stokoe (2020) The anatomy of first-time and subsequent business-to-business ‘cold' calls
• Stokoe2020c: Elizabeth Stokoe, Bogdana Humă, Derek Edwards (2020) Sacks, categories, language, and gender
• Stokoe2020b: Elizabeth Stokoe, Bogdana Humă, Rein O. Sikveland, Heidi Kevoe-Feldman (2020) When delayed responses are productive: Being persuaded following resistance in conversation
• Huma2021: Bogdana Humă, Elizabeth Stokoe, Rein Ove Sikveland (2021) Vocabularies of social influence: Managing the moral accountability of influencing another
• VanDerHeijden2022: Amy van der Heijden, Hedwig te Molder, Bogdana Humă, Gerry Jager (2022) To like or not to like: Negotiating food assessments of children from families with a low socioeconomic position
• Huma2022: Bogdana Humă, Jack B. Joyce (2023) 'One size doesn't fit all': Lessons from interaction analysis on tailoring Open Science practices to qualitative research
• Huma2023h: Bogdana Humă, Jonathan Potter (2023) Discursive psychology
• VanDerHeijden2023: Amy van der Heijden, Hedwig te Molder, Bogdana Humă, Gerry Jager (2023) Healthy food talk as action in everyday mealtime conversations of families with a low socioeconomic position
• Huma2023f: Bogdana Humă (2023) Language and persuasion: A discursive psychological approach
• Huma2023g: Bogdana Humă, Elizabeth Stokoe (2023) Resistance in business-to-business “cold” sales calls
• Slots2025: Leonie Slots, Bogdana Humă, Hedwig te Molder, Marjolein den Ouden, Ellen Oosterkamp-Szwajcer, Geke Ludden (2025) How community nurses handle concerns voiced by older adults: A conversation analytic study
• Wiggins2026b: Sally Wiggins, Bogdana Humă (2026) Resisting eating during a family mealtime: The moral and identity work of food refusal
• Wiggins2026c: Sally Wiggins, Bogdana Humă (2026) How to do discursive psychology: A concise guide
• Potter2024: Jonathan Potter, Bogdana Humă (2024) Ensuring quality: The power and potential of naturally occurring data in the social sciences
• Ridley2024: Anna Ridley, Bogdana Humă, Linda Walz (2024) Porridge and misogyny: Rationalising inconspicuous misogyny in morning television shows
• Huma2025b: Bogdana Humă (2025) Preference organisation and turn design as interactional resources for persuasion in telesales
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