Psycholinguistics

Aims & Scope

Psycholinguistics is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes original articles and systematic reviews or meta-analyses related to research studies of production and perception of utterance and text, speech communication, language consciousness, language, metalinguistic, linguistic and communicative competence, formation and development of verbal awareness, conscious and unconscious in language acquisition, development of linguistic and communicative personality and other theoretical and applied problems important for the development of psycholinguistic. Targeted Audience: scientists (psychological linguists, linguists, philologists, neuro linguists, trainers, philosophers, researchers of social communication, ethnic psychologists, psychiatrics, psychoanalytics, lawyers, psychoconsultants etc.) and practitioners in different spheres of society activities, where psycholinguistics (education, journalistic, mass-media, law, politics, psychotherapy, cybernetics, advertisement, medicine etc.) can be used.

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