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Handelen in behandeling

Tijdschrift voor taalbeheersing (Assen), 2021-01, Vol.43 (3), p.261 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

Copyright Amsterdam University Press 2021 ;ISSN: 1573-9775 ;EISSN: 2352-1236 ;DOI: 10.5117/TVT2021.3.001.DALM

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  • Title:
    Handelen in behandeling
  • Author: Dalmaijer, Evi ; Maarten van Leeuwen ; van de Putte, Elise
  • Subjects: Adolescents ; Approaches ; Language change ; Language usage ; Patients ; Qualitative research ; Recovered ; Stylistics ; Well being
  • Is Part Of: Tijdschrift voor taalbeheersing (Assen), 2021-01, Vol.43 (3), p.261
  • Description: The aim of this article is to show what a linguistic-stylistic approach can offer for the study of correlations between language use and well-being, in which quantitative and qualitative analysis go hand in hand. As a case study, we investigate whether there are differences in the language used by recovered and non-recovered adolescents who followed the online FitNet treatment for chronic fatique syndrome (CFS). More specifically, we analyzed whether there are differences between both groups in their use of five linguistic means that hide agency. Our results indicate that this is the case indeed: non-recovered patients used these linguistic means more often than recovered patients. In addition, both patient groups show a different development during the therapy: while non-recovered patients increased their use of these stylistic phenomena during the treatment, recovered patients decreased their use of these same phenomena. As such, our study shows that there is indeed a correlation between the use of certain formulations in the language used by patients with CFS and (a change in) their well-being. It is argued that the linguistic means that we investigated, could not have been analysed with a purely computational approach, and that a linguistic-stylistic approach is thus of added value for studying correlations between language use and recovery.
  • Publisher: Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press
  • Language: Dutch
  • Identifier: ISSN: 1573-9775
    EISSN: 2352-1236
    DOI: 10.5117/TVT2021.3.001.DALM
  • Source: IngentaConnect Free/Open Access Journals
    ProQuest Central
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