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When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships

Grbić, Sanja; Stanković, Biljana; Vračar, Selena

(University of Belgrade: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology, 2024-05)

TY  - CONF
AU  - Grbić, Sanja
AU  - Stanković, Biljana
AU  - Vračar, Selena
PY  - 2024-05
UR  - http://reff.f.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/6447
AB  - Resolving conflicts in close relationships is challenging, especially when emotional injury is
involved, because this entails balancing partially conflicting stakes: maintaining the relationship
while preserving a favorable self- and other-view. Language–focused approaches highlight
important aspects of this process. Discursive psychology reveals how actors utilize rhetorical
devices to impose their own version and co-construct interactional identities. Narrative
psychology focuses on the personal story stabilized through multiple retellings and permanent
self- and other-constructions. However, our study of conflict negotiation and identity coconstruction
in adolescence highlights that, in addition to the analysis of discursive aspects, it is
relevant to conceptualize and analyse phenomenological and affective processes that strikingly
shape the participants’ language use and story creation. These include authentic emotions
(e.g. feeling hurt) and disclosing one’s own vulnerability (e.g. insecurities, partial responsibility
for relationship disturbance). The relevance of phenomenological processes is particularly
evident when participants use less constructive strategies for friendship rupture repair, which
entail verbal masking of unresolved tension by minimizing negative feelings, declaring that the
problem has “magically” disappeared and insisting on an unchanged level of closeness. The
unresolved conflict is linguistically, paralinguistically and performatively marked by: (a) the internal
contradictions in the personal story, (b) salient disjunctions of the versions offered by different
actors, (c) pronounced differences between the private and the shared narrative, preventing the
other from understanding one’s authentic experiences, and (d) perpetuated regressions to the
core plot, i.e. issue that caused the conflict. These contradictions, omissions and repetitions
convincingly (though indirectly) point to the affective processes that are either reflexively or prereflexively
present in both individual stories and close personal interactions, thus emphasizing
the importance of theoretical integration of phenomenological and discursive processes when
studying conflict negotiation in close relationships.
PB  - University of Belgrade: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology
PB  - Université de Neuchâtel
C3  - 20th Conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology Theory as Engagement –Book of Abstracts
T1  - When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships
EP  - 151
SP  - 151
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_6447
ER  - 
@conference{
author = "Grbić, Sanja and Stanković, Biljana and Vračar, Selena",
year = "2024-05",
abstract = "Resolving conflicts in close relationships is challenging, especially when emotional injury is
involved, because this entails balancing partially conflicting stakes: maintaining the relationship
while preserving a favorable self- and other-view. Language–focused approaches highlight
important aspects of this process. Discursive psychology reveals how actors utilize rhetorical
devices to impose their own version and co-construct interactional identities. Narrative
psychology focuses on the personal story stabilized through multiple retellings and permanent
self- and other-constructions. However, our study of conflict negotiation and identity coconstruction
in adolescence highlights that, in addition to the analysis of discursive aspects, it is
relevant to conceptualize and analyse phenomenological and affective processes that strikingly
shape the participants’ language use and story creation. These include authentic emotions
(e.g. feeling hurt) and disclosing one’s own vulnerability (e.g. insecurities, partial responsibility
for relationship disturbance). The relevance of phenomenological processes is particularly
evident when participants use less constructive strategies for friendship rupture repair, which
entail verbal masking of unresolved tension by minimizing negative feelings, declaring that the
problem has “magically” disappeared and insisting on an unchanged level of closeness. The
unresolved conflict is linguistically, paralinguistically and performatively marked by: (a) the internal
contradictions in the personal story, (b) salient disjunctions of the versions offered by different
actors, (c) pronounced differences between the private and the shared narrative, preventing the
other from understanding one’s authentic experiences, and (d) perpetuated regressions to the
core plot, i.e. issue that caused the conflict. These contradictions, omissions and repetitions
convincingly (though indirectly) point to the affective processes that are either reflexively or prereflexively
present in both individual stories and close personal interactions, thus emphasizing
the importance of theoretical integration of phenomenological and discursive processes when
studying conflict negotiation in close relationships.",
publisher = "University of Belgrade: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology, Université de Neuchâtel",
journal = "20th Conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology Theory as Engagement –Book of Abstracts",
title = "When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships",
pages = "151-151",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_6447"
}
Grbić, S., Stanković, B.,& Vračar, S.. (2024-05). When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships. in 20th Conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology Theory as Engagement –Book of Abstracts
University of Belgrade: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology., 151-151.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_6447
Grbić S, Stanković B, Vračar S. When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships. in 20th Conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology Theory as Engagement –Book of Abstracts. 2024;:151-151.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_6447 .
Grbić, Sanja, Stanković, Biljana, Vračar, Selena, "When words are not enough: Importance of going “behind” the language use when studying conflicts in close relationships" in 20th Conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology Theory as Engagement –Book of Abstracts (2024-05):151-151,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_6447 .

Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja

Vračar, Selena; Grbić, Sanja

(Novi Sad: Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad, 2023)

TY  - CONF
AU  - Vračar, Selena
AU  - Grbić, Sanja
PY  - 2023
UR  - http://reff.f.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5347
AB  - Kako bismo pristupili sistemskom sagledavanju kompleksne umreženosti aktera jedne
školske zajednice usmerenih na postizanje obrazovnih ciljeva, oslanjamo se na koncept
škole kao zajednice učenja (ZU). Integrativni model škole kao zajednice učenja (OECD, 2016) specifikuje 7 dimenzija koje konstituišu ZU: 1) postojanje ciljeva, misije i vizije škole,
a koji su usmereni na učenje učenika; 2) postojanje jake podrške profesionalnom razvoju
zaposlenih; 3) izražena kultura kolaboracije kojom se uvezuje delovanje različitih aktera;
4) postojanje klime koja podržava eksploraciju strategija rada i razmatranje inovativih
pristupa; 5) donošenje odluka koje počivaju na rezultatima stanja i/ili napretka; 6)
povezanost ustanove sa njenim spoljašnjim okruženjem; 7) praktikovanje liderstva
direktora škole koje je usmereno na učenje. OECD model predstavlja značajan napredak
u sistematizaciji dimenzija ZU. Međutim, izostaje konceptualizacija njihove
međupovezanosti, koja bi omogućila razumevanje dinamike, tj. funkcionisanja škola kao
ZU i mapiranja dinamičkih aspekata sistema koji oblikuju dalju transformaciju škole u ZU.
Kako bismo prevazišli identifikovani nedostatak, predlažemo proučavanje ZU,
koncipirane preko OECD modela, kroz okvir kulturno-istorijske Teorije delatnosti (KITD)
treće generacije (Sannino & Engestrom, 2018). Cilj ovog rada je predstavljanje
konceptualne kompatibilnosti ovih pristupa, te komparativne prednosti proučavanja ZU
kroz okvir KITD. Na osnovu konceptualne analize, identifikovana je epistemološka
kompatibilnost dva pristupa, koju prepoznajemo u tome što su oba: a) sistemski
pristupi; b) stanovišta da su psihološki procesi i praksa posredovani simboličkim i
materijalnim socio-kulturnim resursima; c) uverenja da je ZU sistem koji je fleksibilan, tj.
prilagođava se spoljašnjim promenama; d) usmereni na unapređenje prakse.
Komparativne prednosti proučavanja ZU kroz okvir KITD mapirane su u: a) naglašavanju
značaja dijahrone dimenzije, tj. u praćenju istorijskih transformacija sistema, koje
omogućava posmatranje toga kako se objekat sistema (školska misija i vizija)
reprodukuje, uz reprodukciju praksi koje ga podržavaju; b) jačem naglasku na
istraživanju toga kako materijalni resursi oblikuju školsku praksu; c) usmerenju na
inherentne kontradikcije sistema, koje omogućavaju mapiranje mesta njegove
ranjivosti, ali i mogućeg rasta; d) većoj kulturnoj osetljivosti - tezi da ono što predstavlja
dobru praksu u različitim ZU zavisi od specifičnog sociokulturnog konteksta. Zahvaljujući
jasnijoj konceptualizaciji elemenata sistema (objekat, subjekti, alati, zajednica, pravila,
podela rada) i njihovih međusobnih interakcija, a time i osetljivosti za različite aspekte
koji posreduju razvoj ZU, KITD predstavlja dobro polazište za buduće empirijske studije
usmerene na razvoj škola kao ZU. Posebnu vrednost ovakvog pristupa vidimo u
mogućnosti identifikovanja načina na koje se dobre prakse reprodukuju i dalje
transformišu u školi kao ZU.
AB  - In order to systematically study the complex network of school actors who work together in achieving educational goals, we rely on the concept of school as a learning community (LC). The Integrative model of the school as a learning organization (OECD, 2016) specifies 7 dimensions that constitute the LC: 1) establishment of school mission and vision aimed at student learning; 2) devotion to the professional development of the staff; 3) culture of collaboration that binds the actions of different actors; 4) culture that supports the exploration and innovative approaches; 5) data-based decision making; 6) collaboration of the school and the external environment; 7) school principal leadership focused on learning. OECD model represents a significant improvement in the systematization of the dimensions of LC. However, it lacks conceptualization of their interconnectedness, which would advance our understanding of the dynamic aspects of the schools as LSs and, hence, dynamic factors that affect further transformation of the schools into LC. In order to overcome this shortcoming, we suggest studying the LCs, defined in the OECD model, through the lens of cultural-historical Activity theory (CHAT) of the third generation (Sannino & Engestrom, 2018). The aim of this paper is to present a conceptual overview of the compatibility of these frameworks, and comparative advantages of studying the LC through the lens of CHAT. Conceptual analysis revealed the epistemological compatibility of the two approaches, in sense that both: a) are systemic approaches; b) view psychological processes and practice as mediated by symbolic and material socio-cultural resources; c) define LC as a flexible system, i.e. adaptable to external changes; d) aim at improving practice. The comparative advantages of studying LC through the lens of CHAT are recognized in: a) emphasizing the importance of the diachronic dimension - mapping the historical transformations of the system, which shows how the object (school mission and vision) is reproduced, along with the reproduction of the practices that underpin it; b) stronger emphasis on studying how material resources shape professional practices; c) focusing on the inherent contradictions of the system, which aid in mapping places of its vulnerability, but also of possible growth; d) greater cultural sensitivity - what counts as a good practice in a particular school depends on its specific sociocultural context. As a result of a clearer conceptualization of the elements of the system (object, subjects, tools, community, rules, division of labor) and their mutual interactions, and, thus, sensitivity to the various aspects that mediate the development of the LC, CHAT represents a good starting point for future empirical studies of schools as LCs. The distinctive value of this approach, as we see it, is the possibility of identifying the ways in which good school practices are reproduced and further transformed within a school as LC.
PB  - Novi Sad: Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad
C3  - Knjiga sažetaka, Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji, Filozofski fakultet Novi sad, 26-28. oktobar
T1  - Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja
T1  - We act together, we learn together: Activity theory as a framework for exploring school as learning community
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_5347
ER  - 
@conference{
author = "Vračar, Selena and Grbić, Sanja",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Kako bismo pristupili sistemskom sagledavanju kompleksne umreženosti aktera jedne
školske zajednice usmerenih na postizanje obrazovnih ciljeva, oslanjamo se na koncept
škole kao zajednice učenja (ZU). Integrativni model škole kao zajednice učenja (OECD, 2016) specifikuje 7 dimenzija koje konstituišu ZU: 1) postojanje ciljeva, misije i vizije škole,
a koji su usmereni na učenje učenika; 2) postojanje jake podrške profesionalnom razvoju
zaposlenih; 3) izražena kultura kolaboracije kojom se uvezuje delovanje različitih aktera;
4) postojanje klime koja podržava eksploraciju strategija rada i razmatranje inovativih
pristupa; 5) donošenje odluka koje počivaju na rezultatima stanja i/ili napretka; 6)
povezanost ustanove sa njenim spoljašnjim okruženjem; 7) praktikovanje liderstva
direktora škole koje je usmereno na učenje. OECD model predstavlja značajan napredak
u sistematizaciji dimenzija ZU. Međutim, izostaje konceptualizacija njihove
međupovezanosti, koja bi omogućila razumevanje dinamike, tj. funkcionisanja škola kao
ZU i mapiranja dinamičkih aspekata sistema koji oblikuju dalju transformaciju škole u ZU.
Kako bismo prevazišli identifikovani nedostatak, predlažemo proučavanje ZU,
koncipirane preko OECD modela, kroz okvir kulturno-istorijske Teorije delatnosti (KITD)
treće generacije (Sannino & Engestrom, 2018). Cilj ovog rada je predstavljanje
konceptualne kompatibilnosti ovih pristupa, te komparativne prednosti proučavanja ZU
kroz okvir KITD. Na osnovu konceptualne analize, identifikovana je epistemološka
kompatibilnost dva pristupa, koju prepoznajemo u tome što su oba: a) sistemski
pristupi; b) stanovišta da su psihološki procesi i praksa posredovani simboličkim i
materijalnim socio-kulturnim resursima; c) uverenja da je ZU sistem koji je fleksibilan, tj.
prilagođava se spoljašnjim promenama; d) usmereni na unapređenje prakse.
Komparativne prednosti proučavanja ZU kroz okvir KITD mapirane su u: a) naglašavanju
značaja dijahrone dimenzije, tj. u praćenju istorijskih transformacija sistema, koje
omogućava posmatranje toga kako se objekat sistema (školska misija i vizija)
reprodukuje, uz reprodukciju praksi koje ga podržavaju; b) jačem naglasku na
istraživanju toga kako materijalni resursi oblikuju školsku praksu; c) usmerenju na
inherentne kontradikcije sistema, koje omogućavaju mapiranje mesta njegove
ranjivosti, ali i mogućeg rasta; d) većoj kulturnoj osetljivosti - tezi da ono što predstavlja
dobru praksu u različitim ZU zavisi od specifičnog sociokulturnog konteksta. Zahvaljujući
jasnijoj konceptualizaciji elemenata sistema (objekat, subjekti, alati, zajednica, pravila,
podela rada) i njihovih međusobnih interakcija, a time i osetljivosti za različite aspekte
koji posreduju razvoj ZU, KITD predstavlja dobro polazište za buduće empirijske studije
usmerene na razvoj škola kao ZU. Posebnu vrednost ovakvog pristupa vidimo u
mogućnosti identifikovanja načina na koje se dobre prakse reprodukuju i dalje
transformišu u školi kao ZU., In order to systematically study the complex network of school actors who work together in achieving educational goals, we rely on the concept of school as a learning community (LC). The Integrative model of the school as a learning organization (OECD, 2016) specifies 7 dimensions that constitute the LC: 1) establishment of school mission and vision aimed at student learning; 2) devotion to the professional development of the staff; 3) culture of collaboration that binds the actions of different actors; 4) culture that supports the exploration and innovative approaches; 5) data-based decision making; 6) collaboration of the school and the external environment; 7) school principal leadership focused on learning. OECD model represents a significant improvement in the systematization of the dimensions of LC. However, it lacks conceptualization of their interconnectedness, which would advance our understanding of the dynamic aspects of the schools as LSs and, hence, dynamic factors that affect further transformation of the schools into LC. In order to overcome this shortcoming, we suggest studying the LCs, defined in the OECD model, through the lens of cultural-historical Activity theory (CHAT) of the third generation (Sannino & Engestrom, 2018). The aim of this paper is to present a conceptual overview of the compatibility of these frameworks, and comparative advantages of studying the LC through the lens of CHAT. Conceptual analysis revealed the epistemological compatibility of the two approaches, in sense that both: a) are systemic approaches; b) view psychological processes and practice as mediated by symbolic and material socio-cultural resources; c) define LC as a flexible system, i.e. adaptable to external changes; d) aim at improving practice. The comparative advantages of studying LC through the lens of CHAT are recognized in: a) emphasizing the importance of the diachronic dimension - mapping the historical transformations of the system, which shows how the object (school mission and vision) is reproduced, along with the reproduction of the practices that underpin it; b) stronger emphasis on studying how material resources shape professional practices; c) focusing on the inherent contradictions of the system, which aid in mapping places of its vulnerability, but also of possible growth; d) greater cultural sensitivity - what counts as a good practice in a particular school depends on its specific sociocultural context. As a result of a clearer conceptualization of the elements of the system (object, subjects, tools, community, rules, division of labor) and their mutual interactions, and, thus, sensitivity to the various aspects that mediate the development of the LC, CHAT represents a good starting point for future empirical studies of schools as LCs. The distinctive value of this approach, as we see it, is the possibility of identifying the ways in which good school practices are reproduced and further transformed within a school as LC.",
publisher = "Novi Sad: Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad",
journal = "Knjiga sažetaka, Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji, Filozofski fakultet Novi sad, 26-28. oktobar",
title = "Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja, We act together, we learn together: Activity theory as a framework for exploring school as learning community",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_5347"
}
Vračar, S.,& Grbić, S.. (2023). Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja. in Knjiga sažetaka, Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji, Filozofski fakultet Novi sad, 26-28. oktobar
Novi Sad: Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad..
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_5347
Vračar S, Grbić S. Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja. in Knjiga sažetaka, Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji, Filozofski fakultet Novi sad, 26-28. oktobar. 2023;.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_5347 .
Vračar, Selena, Grbić, Sanja, "Delamo zajedno, učimo zajedno: Primena Teorije delatnosti na proučavanje škole kao zajednice učenja" in Knjiga sažetaka, Savremeni trendovi u psihologiji, Filozofski fakultet Novi sad, 26-28. oktobar (2023),
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_reff_5347 .

Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole

Grbić, Sanja; Vračar, Selena

(University of Niš: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology, 2023)

TY  - CONF
AU  - Grbić, Sanja
AU  - Vračar, Selena
PY  - 2023
UR  - http://reff.f.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4915
AB  - Individualistic orientation in psychology and a reliance on statistical analysis
contributed to the lack of methodological resources for empirical research of processual and
relational phenomena. Qualitative methods helped, but what is still omitted are the studies
of interaction, which would explore the in-vivo microgenetic process of individual identity
co-construction in social interaction. Thus, sociocultural psychologists’ assumptions
regarding identity development were impossible to investigate, and this state was
reproduced in the “Big story” narrative approach. The solution offers the “Small story”
approach, utilising the methods of neighbouring disciplines, which we further adapted for
psychology. This workshop aims to present a methodological framework consisting of 3
levels of interaction analysis, suitable for empirically exploring the process of reality and
identity co-construction. In the first part of the workshop, participants will be acquainted
with the analytical levels 1 and 2 – conversation and discourse analysis, which involves
mapping the discursive strategies that social actors use to demonstrate affiliation and to
impose their own version of reality. In the second part, we continue with the analytical level
3 – positioning analysis and membership categorization analysis, aimed at determining
which identity positions are made available by the strategies employed and a reality version
constructed. Participants will, first in pairs, and then through reflective exchange with the
rest of the group, thoroughly practise the application of these analytical resources on a
plethora of concrete examples. Finally, there will be a demonstration on how to integrate
interaction analysis with the “Big story” narrative analysis, focusing on how social actors
co-construct a shared narrative about a relevant event, while at the same time maintaining
an individual version, not necessarily aligned with the shared one. We will discuss the
suitability of the presented methodological framework for psychological research and the
theoretical implications of the findings for the understanding of individual identity.
PB  - University of Niš: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology
C3  - Book of abstracts - 19th International Conference Days of Applied Psychology, Niš, Serbia, September 29th-30th
T1  - Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole
DO  - https://doi.org/10.46630/adpp.2023
ER  - 
@conference{
author = "Grbić, Sanja and Vračar, Selena",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Individualistic orientation in psychology and a reliance on statistical analysis
contributed to the lack of methodological resources for empirical research of processual and
relational phenomena. Qualitative methods helped, but what is still omitted are the studies
of interaction, which would explore the in-vivo microgenetic process of individual identity
co-construction in social interaction. Thus, sociocultural psychologists’ assumptions
regarding identity development were impossible to investigate, and this state was
reproduced in the “Big story” narrative approach. The solution offers the “Small story”
approach, utilising the methods of neighbouring disciplines, which we further adapted for
psychology. This workshop aims to present a methodological framework consisting of 3
levels of interaction analysis, suitable for empirically exploring the process of reality and
identity co-construction. In the first part of the workshop, participants will be acquainted
with the analytical levels 1 and 2 – conversation and discourse analysis, which involves
mapping the discursive strategies that social actors use to demonstrate affiliation and to
impose their own version of reality. In the second part, we continue with the analytical level
3 – positioning analysis and membership categorization analysis, aimed at determining
which identity positions are made available by the strategies employed and a reality version
constructed. Participants will, first in pairs, and then through reflective exchange with the
rest of the group, thoroughly practise the application of these analytical resources on a
plethora of concrete examples. Finally, there will be a demonstration on how to integrate
interaction analysis with the “Big story” narrative analysis, focusing on how social actors
co-construct a shared narrative about a relevant event, while at the same time maintaining
an individual version, not necessarily aligned with the shared one. We will discuss the
suitability of the presented methodological framework for psychological research and the
theoretical implications of the findings for the understanding of individual identity.",
publisher = "University of Niš: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology",
journal = "Book of abstracts - 19th International Conference Days of Applied Psychology, Niš, Serbia, September 29th-30th",
title = "Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.46630/adpp.2023"
}
Grbić, S.,& Vračar, S.. (2023). Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole. in Book of abstracts - 19th International Conference Days of Applied Psychology, Niš, Serbia, September 29th-30th
University of Niš: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology..
https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.46630/adpp.2023
Grbić S, Vračar S. Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole. in Book of abstracts - 19th International Conference Days of Applied Psychology, Niš, Serbia, September 29th-30th. 2023;.
doi:https://doi.org/10.46630/adpp.2023 .
Grbić, Sanja, Vračar, Selena, "Interaction analysis and identity co-construction: Down the methodological rabbit hole" in Book of abstracts - 19th International Conference Days of Applied Psychology, Niš, Serbia, September 29th-30th (2023),
https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.46630/adpp.2023 . .