We locate the micro-foundations of social order in the cultural meanings of institutional identities and roles, the daily enactment of which ensures social order through the continual reproduction and legitimation of social institutions. Following discussion of a general conceptual model, we discuss two complementary, micro-level explanations of social order: a cognitive approach combining a cl...

Laughter is a very complex behavior that communicates a wide range of messages with different meanings. It is highly dependent on social and interpersonal attributes. Most of the previous works (e.g. [1, 2]) on automatic laughter detection from audio uses frame-level acoustic features as parameters to train their machine learning techniques, such as Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs), Support Vecto...

Karo Batak ceremonial curing practices in urban Indonesia take place in a disputed zone of acts and meanings, in which neither social nor cultural coherence can be presumed by the analyst. Examining the therapeutic efforts of an urban Karo spirit possession cult aimed at curing the soul loss suffered by a young man, the Christian son of one of the cult's premier spirit mediums, this paper quest...

This article is an effort to integrate contemporary psychoanalytic and existential perspectives on intentional therapist self-disclosure. It offers a two-stage decision-making model that considers self-disclosure from the vantage points of style and internalization. Clinical and research findings are presented to support the notion that the meanings a patient attributes to a particular self-dis...

abstractthe study of linguistic devices variously referred to as stance expressions is one of the best means by which the relationship between the writer, the reader, and propositional meaning could be examined. this paper looks at a particular structural group of lexical bundles encoding stance expressions. these are bundles starting with an anticipatory it followed by is, a predicative adject...

Abstract This study investigated the relationship between different domains of cultural adaptation among international students in Japan and moralization culture-specific norms. Newcomers may adapt certain norms host culture ascribe moral meanings to initially nonmoral activities or objects. Building on existing model sociocultural adaptation, we how types are associated with Japanese For Japan...

This study investigates Interpersonal Metaphor in R.S. Regin Silvest and Malini Ganapathy’s Anthology of Covid-19 Poems. The objectives the are (1) to analyze kinds interpersonal metaphor applied Poems, (2) describe how (3) explain reason for realization conducted qualitative research, as result fifty poems there thirty five Poems that indicate Metaphor. Result revealed were sixty-three found t...

Gestures have been shown to reflect speakers’ embodied thinking about mathematical concepts and play a role in conveying understandings teaching/learning interactions. However little research has done consider the similarities differences functions that particular gesture might mathematics classrooms different parts of world. In this paper, occurrence metaphorical do with addition bilingual cla...

Interpersonal communication represents one of the most important aspects in the process of education. Its role may be seen at multiple levels. It can also be considered as a generator of interpersonal relations in the educational process as well as a consequence of the established interpersonal relations at the subject level in the educational process. In other words, interpersonal communicatio...