Socializing Anxiety through Narrative: A Case Study

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" Socializing Anxiety through Narrative: A Case Study "
Capps, Lisa

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	928710
Doc. No	:	LA7kd4j4wf
Language of Document	:	English
Main Entry	:	Capps, Lisa
Title & Author	:	Socializing Anxiety through Narrative: A Case Study [Article]\ Capps, Lisa
Title of Periodical	:	Issues in Applied Linguistics
Volume/ Issue Number	:	7/1
Date	:	1996
Abstract	:	paper examines the socialization of anxiety based interactions between an agoraphobic woman daughter, who has been diagnosed with separation characterized by irrational fear of panic, feelings of situations outside the home. Although children of developing anxiety, little is known about the storytelling interactions in the Logan family suggest in the children as I) Meg portrays herself or others as protagonists helpless in a world spinning out of control; 2) the children re- moments; 3) children offer solutions to anxiety- ineffective; 4) the children portray themselves as own and others' emotions and actions; and 5) the as successful agents are undermined by subsequent narrative contributions.