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Agency displays in stories of drunk driving: Subjectivity, authorship, and reflectivity

2012

This study examined 30 stories of drunk driving (DD) recounted by repeat offenders in the early phase of a court-mandated counseling program. The focus of analysis was on displays of agency in the narrators’ portrayal of themselves as protagonists in the stories. The expressions of subjectivity, authorship, and reflectivity were considered as constructors of agency positions. In the analysis of the videotaped and transcribed stories, five story types of agency were found. They displayed the narrator-protagonists’ agency positions as either unconcerned, weak, egotistical, akratic, or disowned. The quality of telling is viewed as expressing the narrators’ problematic agency positions, readine…

SubjectivityVariety (linguistics)ReflectivityPersonal changePsychiatry and Mental healthClinical PsychologyDrunk drivingAgency (sociology)NarrativePsychologyEarly phaseSocial psychologyApplied Psychologyta515Counselling Psychology Quarterly
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