Jeffersonian transcription is the notation system used in conversation analysis to record not only words but how they are delivered: overlaps, silences, pauses, stress, intonation, pace, and laughter. It makes timing and sequential placement available for detailed analysis.
- Entry typeRelated entry
- FromConversation Analysis (CA) (tool)
- Category of its source unitResearch & Analysis Methods
- DomainConversation & Relationships
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Editorial orientation · Entry type
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Research & Analysis Methods
Establishes procedures for collecting, coding, comparing or interpreting information for inquiry or analysis. Its contribution is a defensible route from observations or materials to an account, finding or interpretation.