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Privacy Statement Accessibility Statement. The production of knowledge in social interaction is, for sociocultural psychologists, something that is observed and theorised as it is undertaken by research participants. Researchers less frequently reflect on the social relations through which their own scientific knowledge is produced. The workshop focused on five empirical collaborative research projects and aimed to explore the intellectual significance of the social relations of collaboration.
In the course of the workshop, we developed a cultural psychological conceptualisation of collaboration as an institutionally situated interaction between divergent perspectives with a partially shared goal. This perspective leads us to consider the value of divergent perspectives in instigating reflexivity and novelty. We present here a framework of dimensions for describing different forms of scientific collaboration which may be useful for researchers planning future collaborations.
URN: urn:nbn:defqs Downloads Download data is not yet available. She is a social psychologist with research interests in the problem of how people with divergent interests manage to coordinate collective action, in contexts such as community development approaches to improving public health and the interaction between service users and health services.
She is interested in people's development through everyday conduct in their social and symbolic environment. His work deals with the relation between society, social interaction and psychological processes. Published How to Cite Cornish, F. Issue Vol. Language Deutsch English. Make a Submission Make a Submission. Current Issue. Usage Statistics Information We log anonymous usage statistics. Developed By Open Journal Systems.
