The Counselor as Gatekeeper

by Erickson; Schultz

• ISBN13: 9780122405808
• ISBN10: 0122405803
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1981-12-28
• Publisher: Elsevier Science

Table of Contents

Foreword

Preface

Gatekeeping in Counseling: Processes of Social Selection in Face-to-Face Interaction: An Interview

The Interview as a Social Occasion

A Social and Cultural Ecology of Communication, Empathy, and Rapport

Conclusion

Social Identity and the Organization of Discourse in the Interviews: Basic Concepts

Discourse Organization as Definition of Situation

Through the Looking Glass: The Selective Revelation of Social Identity within the Encounter

The Encounter in Relation to the World Outside It

Research Methods and Procedures: An Overview: Some Principles for the Procedures

Converting Information from the Audiovisual Record into Data

Aspects of Social Organization in Communicative Performance: The Social Organization of Communicative Action

Social Steering at the Level of the Discourse Topic

Social Steering within and across Utterances--The Role of Rhythm in Conversational Cooperation

Discussion

Cultural Organization and Its Effects on the Social Organization of Performance: Cultural Organization in Communication

Cultural Difference and Interactional Rhythm

Cultural Difference and Conversational Cooperation during Explanations

Conclusions

Contrasts in Ways of Asking Questions and Telling Advice: Turning Point I--Discussion of Grades and Courses

Turning Point II--Discussion of the Student's Future Goals Turning Point I--Advice about the Student's Future Goal

Conclusion

Overall Patterns and Summary Evidence: Overview of the Variables

Results

Some Implications for Practice and for Research: Review of Findings and Interpretations

The Interview as a Partially Bounded Encounter

Social Ecology and the Politics of Communicative Knowledge

Implications for Counseling Practice

Some Options for Institutional Change

Options for Counselor Education

Implications for Research in Interactional Sociolinguistics

Scoring Comemberhip Levels for the Interviews

Determining the Comembership Salience Profile for Each Counselor

Determing the Comembership Score for Each Interview

Equipment and Its Use in Filming and Recording

Examples of Summary Tables and Corresponding Examples of Transcripts

Descriptions of "Uncomfortable Moments" and "Asymmetry Segments" Coding and Procedures

References

Subject Index

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