What Does Discursive Psychology Mean by an 'Interpretative Repertoire

question 9

Multiple Choice

What does discursive psychology mean by an 'interpretative repertoire'?

• A) The way in which people manage attributions of stake within interactions
• B) Tension that exists between two different ideological viewpoints
• C) The context in which language is evoked
• D) The everyday lines of argumentation that are commonly understood by others

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Definitions:

Positive Reinforcer

A stimulus which, when presented after a behavior, increases the likelihood of that behavior occurring again in the future.

Negative Reinforcer

An unpleasant or adverse stimulus that, when removed after a behavior, increases the likelihood of that behavior being repeated.

Mother

A female parental figure who may give birth to, adopt, or rear a child in the role of providing care, nurture, and protection.

Positive Punishment

A behavioral strategy that involves the addition of an unfavorable outcome in response to an undesired behavior.