Everyday Coercion
Jonathan BarkerThe settings perspective, drawn from ecological psychology, sheds new light on control, choice, and change in the world of everyday human activity. I aim to show how useful it can be for understanding personal, political, and global dilemmas.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Crime Scene Investigations: Tyranny of the Normal
As I began to plan a series of posts about kinds of behavior settings that are reported upon in great detail. I thought I found a good one: crime scene investigations. Crime scene investigators are professionals trained to discover exactly ...
Two Behavior Settings in the News
In their search for narratives journalists seldom report in full about settings to give us a picture of the action of people in specific small places at specific times. But there are exceptions and several have entered the news cycle in rec...
Settings, Unexpected Violence, and the Shape of the World
> When you are in a drug store you behave “drug store,” in a worship service you behave “worship service,” and in a post office you behave “post office.” (Louise Barker in 2000 talking about research on behavior settings)
Seeing Settings and Asking Questions
Behavior setting is an object that is difficult to get hold of and difficult to keep hold of. It is a thing, an object, made up of a composite of a physical environment, a set of material objects, and a number of people engaging in activiti...
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