Edna Rogers and Richard Farace (1975) constructed a coding scheme to describe patterns of control in marital interaction. This coding scheme operates on the premise that to understand the function of one utterance, you must look at it in relation to the preceding utterance. What paradigm seems to be guiding this coding scheme?
a. The positivist tradition
b. The systems tradition
c. The interpretive tradition
d. The critical tradition
Answer b
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