光与影:欣赏探究,沟通伦理素养,阿片类药物流行

Craig T. Maier
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本研究通过采访与大西洋中部城市阿片类药物流行作斗争的专业人士,探讨了Cooperrider (Barrett & Cooperrider, 1990)的欣赏性询问(AI)与Arnett, Fritz, and Bell(2009)的沟通伦理素养(CEL)之间的相互关系。研究结果表明,人工智能可以确定保护和促进的“光明”群体,而CEL可以澄清阻碍人工智能实施的“阴影”,并提出沟通实践来加强这些好处。
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Light and shadows: Appreciative inquiry, communication ethics literacy, and the opioid epidemic
This study explores the interrelationship between Cooperrider’s (Barrett & Cooperrider, 1990) appreciative inquiry (AI) and Arnett, Fritz, and Bell’s (2009) communication ethics literacy (CEL) through interviews with professionals struggling with a mid-Atlantic city’s opioid epidemic. Findings suggest that AI can pinpoint the “light” groups protect and promote, while CEL can clarify “shadows” hindering AI implementations and propose communicative practices to strengthen those goods.
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