Spectrum of complaints: practices of complaining in therapeutic conversations as a window to spouses' personalities and couples' relationships
Bartłomiej Taurogiński,
Bernadetta Janusz,
Jörg R. Bergmann
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionComplaining is a frequent phenomenon in human interactions and it frequently happens during couple counseling. A conversation between a therapist and spouses that requires them to talk about problems inevitably leads to complaining (especially during the first meeting). The institutional context and the presence of an impartial therapist shape the complaining sequences.MethodWe used conversation analysis to explore the interactional organization of complaining in the specific context, which is coup… Show more
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