PSICOLINGÜÍSTICA  

Nataliia Mykhalchuk, Anastasiia Plakhtii, Olena Panchenko, Eduard Ivashkevych, Nataliia Khupavtseva, ?leksiy Chebykin

The purpose of the research is the empirical study of the peculiarities of the deployment of the concept ENGLAND and its subconcepts in the linguistic consciousness of Ukrainians in terms of logical-semantic organization of the respondents’ thinking and s... see more

Mohammed Mohsen, Hassan Saleh Mahdi, Manar Almanea

Goal. This study undertakes a comprehensive synthesis of vocabulary acquisition research through the lens of psycholinguistics. A targeted analysis was conducted on articles published in four premier psycholinguistic journals indexed in Scopus: Applied Ps... see more

Muneera Muftah, Fatima Abdullah Yahya Al-Inbari, Baleigh Qassim Al-Wasy , Hassan Saleh Mahdi

Purpose. Automated Corrective Feedback (ACF) is one of the techniques used in EFL writing instruction and assessment. This technique has been widely employed to improve students’ writing skills over the last few decades. Adopting a mixed-method design wit... see more

Lyudmila Soloshchuk , Yuliia Skrynnik

Introduction. This paper focuses on the study of the verbal and non-verbal repertoire of the speaker changing his/her social roles in the managerial type of discourse in the psycholinguistic perspective. The ambition of this analysis is to regard the stra... see more

Jihad Hamdan, Hady Hamdan, Wael Hamdan , Wafa Alkhadra

Purpose. This paper examines the pragmatic functions of wa, the most frequently used discourse marker in the daily interactions of speakers of Jordanian Arabic (JA). Procedure. The principal researcher built with the help of a research assistant a small-s... see more

Leonid Chernovaty, Martin Djovcoš , Natalia Kovalchuk

Introduction. The aim of this first research in the Slovak-English language pair, is to establish the impact of the source-text (ST) syntactic structure on the target-text (TT) quality and its delivery in sight translation (SiT), as well as to identify th... see more

Shinichi Shoji, Jesse Sokolovsky

Purpose. The present study investigates whether antecedent saliency is affected by empathy status. That is, the possibility that when the speaker of a sentence empathizes with an entity, called the empathy locus, that entity is more salient than other ent... see more