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45588c09a1938c3241bbd67ca19837e8 jobTitle Lecturer in Psychology
45588c09a1938c3241bbd67ca19837e8 research overview <p>My main research interests are in Discourse Analysis applied to topics in social psychology, health, illness and disability. Currently I am working on a study of the discourse of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in the media and in support groups. My most recent line of research in this area is ADHD in adults.</p><p>These lines of research have emerged from a wider interest in medical controversy that comes from my doctoral research on the discourse of ME (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome). I have a general interest in the use of bio-psycho-social explanations and mind-body arguments in debates about contested illnesses and conditions. I have published a number of papers on this topic ranging from the analysis of illness narratives, expertise and experience in support group talk, and doctors&rsquo; and patients&rsquo; use of bio-psycho-social reasoning.</p><p>Previous research has also included a study of reflective teaching practice using discourse and conversation analysis and this has interest in teaching contexts has also been applied to the analysis of ante-natal classes on pregnancy, childbirth and infant care.</p><p>I am an associate member of the<a href="http://www.open.ac.uk/ccig/">Centre for Citizenship, Identities and Governance</a>(CCIG) and a member of the Social Psychology Research Group at The Open University.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2001a). Narrative Identities and the Management of Personal<strong></strong>Accountability in Talk about M.E.: A discursive approach to illness<strong></strong>narrative.<em>Journal of Health Psychology</em>, Vol. 6 (2) 261-273.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2001b; 2nd edition 2006). The Construction of ME: The discursive action model. In Wetherell, M., Taylor, S., and Yates, S.J. (eds.) (March 2001).<em>Discourse as Data: A Guide to Analysis</em>. London: Sage and the Open University.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2002). Bio-psycho-social Reasoning in GPs&#39; Case Narratives: the discursive construction of M.E. patients&#39; identities.<em>Health. An Interdisciplinary Journal for the study of Health, Illness and Medicine</em>. Vol. 6(4): 401-421.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (July 2004). Expertise and experience: the local production of knowledge and identities in ME support group talk.<em>Health. An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Health , Illness and Medicine</em>. Vol. 8(3) 351-371.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2007). The ME Bandwagon and other labels: Constructing the authentic case in talk about a controversial illness.<em>British Journal of Social Psychology</em>. Vol. 46 (4) 895-914.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M., Montague, J., Wiggins, S.,&amp; Seymour-Smith, S. (2008). Mapping the components of the telephone conference: An analysis of tutorial talk at a distance learning institution<strong>.</strong><em>Discourse Studies</em>, 10(6) 737-758.</p><p>Locke, A. and Horton-Salway, M. (2010).&#39;Golden age&#39; versus&#39;Bad Old Days&#39;: A discursive examination of advice-giving in ante-natal classes<em>. Journal of Health Psychology</em>, Vol 15(8). Pages 1214-1224.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2011) Repertoires of ADHD in UK newspaper media.<em>Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the study of Health, Illness and Medicine</em>. Vol. 15(5) 533-549.</p><p>Horton-Salway, M. (2012) Gendering Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A<strong></strong>Discursive Analysis of UK newspaper stories. Published online before print October 1. 2012. DOI: 10.1177/1359105312456326.<strong></strong><em>Journal of Health Psychology</em>. Oct. 1st, 2012. 1359105312456326.</p><p>A repository of research publications and other research outputs can be viewed at The Open University&#39;s<a href="http://oro.open.ac.uk/" title="Open Research Online">Open Research Online</a>.</p>
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45588c09a1938c3241bbd67ca19837e8 biography <p>I joined The Open University as a lecturer in the Department of Psychology in 2005 working on the production team writing the new third level module<em>Social psychology: critical perspectives on self and others</em>(DD307). Since then I have also led the post graduate module in<em>Discourse Analysis</em>(D843) and taught on the post graduate module,<em>Research methods dissertation in social sciences</em>(D845). My main roles are currently working on DD307 and the first level module,<em>Discovering Psychology</em>(DSE141). Additionally I have worked for more than 10 years as an Associate Lecturer working on a wide range of OU Psychology, Social Science and Science courses at all levels of the undergraduate and post graduate curriculum.</p>
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45588c09a1938c3241bbd67ca19837e8 Description <p>I joined The Open University as a lecturer in the Department of Psychology in 2005 working on the production team writing the new third level module<em>Social psychology: critical perspectives on self and others</em>(DD307). Since then I have also led the post graduate module in<em>Discourse Analysis</em>(D843) and taught on the post graduate module,<em>Research methods dissertation in social sciences</em>(D845). My main roles are currently working on DD307 and the first level module,<em>Discovering Psychology</em>(DSE141). Additionally I have worked for more than 10 years as an Associate Lecturer working on a wide range of OU Psychology, Social Science and Science courses at all levels of the undergraduate and post graduate curriculum.</p>
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