The perception of authorship in XXXX - the analysis of activity patterns in autonarrations.

@entity1 @entity6100 @entity161 @entity716
OBJECTIVES: The paper presents the study of narrations of @entity161 @entity1 focused on the description of activities characteristics. The aim is to answer the question of how experiencing of @entity716 crisis influences the perception of their authorship. Do the inherent characteristics of the activity differ with reference to the period of life which they relate to: the time before getting sick, or after falling ill with @entity161 ? METHODS: The material consisted of narrations of 26 @entity1 with @entity161 about their life prior to the illness and after the @entity716 crisis. Linguistic categories that make up the patterns of activity have been distinguished. The frequency of the occurrence was compared in both narrations. RESULTS: Self-descriptions after falling ill are more saturated with patterns of avoidance, motivation internally localized connected with attempts of coping with the disease and externally localized action control connected with a decreased sense of authorship in relation to experiencing symptoms and @entity6100 . CONCLUSIONS: The change of self-image after @entity716 experience concerns the deeper planes of narrative, i.e. the patterns of activity hidden in connection between the content and narrative form. The research showed the decrease of the sense of agency associated with the disease experience.
