ICCA2018 panel on interactions with people in crisis
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ICCA2018 panel on interactions with people in crisis
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ann abstract due: 2017-09-08Z
ann abstract due#aux: 2458004.5
ann address: Loughborough University, UK
ann categories: Uncategorized
ann from: 2018-07-11Z
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ann short summary: CFP: ICCA 2018 panel on interactions with people in crisis, DL: 8th Sept to organizers, 30th Sept abstract due
ann short title: ICCA2018Pcrisis
ann submission deadline: 2017-09-30Z
ann submission deadline#aux: 2458026.5
ann text: Dear All, Heidi Kevoe-Feldman and I are organising a panel on Interactions with people in crisis for the ICCA conference, to be held in Loughborough 11-15 July, 2018. Please find the panel abstract below. If you’re interested in contributing please get in touch with us by 8th September latest. Interactions with people in crisis This panel brings together current research on interactions with people in crisis, focussing on institutional services that routinely deal with crisis/emergency interventions, such as people’s suicidal behaviours, drug overdoses, and domestic abuse. Relevant services include helplines, emergency services (911 calls), (crisis) counselling services and the police. When dealing with a person in crisis, institutional members may be faced with interactional challenges. This panel focusses on the methods service providers use to meet such challenges and provide help. Previous conversation analytic studies have explored the social organisation of features associated with a current crisis, such as hysteria in emergency telephone calls (Whalen & Zimmerman 1998), and in interactions between the police and members of the public (Kidwell 2006). These studies show the implications that distress might have for dealing with institutional matters: while expressions of distress project urgency or desperation, and a person’s entitlement to be distressed, they also have the potential to cause problems for the encounter itself (Whalen & Zimmerman 1998). One common finding is that emotional distress halts the progressivity of the interaction, and affects the way in which institutional members manage urgency. For example, in a study of child protection helplines, Hepburn & Potter (2007) showed how emotional distress gets treated as accidental to the institutional matters at hand, such that the recipient may license a delay in progressivity, thereby not treating institutional matters as urgent. In addition to emotional distress, the interactional challenges relevan…
ann title: CFP: ICCA2018 panel on interactions with people in crisis
ann to: 2018-07-15Z
ann to#aux: 2458314.5
ann type: Conference
ann web link: http://icca2018.org
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