SYNERGETIC CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESSIVE-EMOTIONAL WORDS IN CONVEYING THE LITERARY-LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

The topic of synergetic consolidation of expressive-emotional words in psychological science in the transmission of literary-linguistic picture of the world touches upon the issues of studying the relationship between modern linguistics and psychological sciences. This process is aimed at determining the meaning and role of expressive and emotional words in human psychology. Expressive words have a special significance in expressing the inner world, feelings and emotions of a person. Through linguistic images a person cognizes the world and finds his place in this world. The concept of synergetic consolidation strengthens the influence of these words in psychology and plays an important role in their harmonious interaction and development with each other. This concept opens up new possibilities for perceiving the world by integrating emotionally significant words and the interaction of psychology, emotional and cognitive aspects of language. The results of the study provide a deeper understanding of the relationship between language and psychology and determine the emotional impact of expressive words, the process of shaping human consciousness and the formation of linguistic images.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15495152
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Psycholinguistics and Behavioral Studies
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SYNERGETIC CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESSIVE-EMOTIONAL WORDS IN CONVEYING THE LITERARY-LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Psycholinguistics and Behavioral Studies
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SYNERGETIC CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESSIVE-EMOTIONAL WORDS IN CONVEYING THE LITERARY-LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

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The topic of synergetic consolidation of expressive-emotional words in psychological science in the transmission of literary-linguistic picture of the world touches upon the issues of studying the relationship between modern linguistics and psychological sciences. This process is aimed at determining the meaning and role of expressive and emotional words in human psychology. Expressive words have a special significance in expressing the inner world, feelings and emotions of a person. Through linguistic images a person cognizes the world and finds his place in this world. The concept of synergetic consolidation strengthens the influence of these words in psychology and plays an important role in their harmonious interaction and development with each other. This concept opens up new possibilities for perceiving the world by integrating emotionally significant words and the interaction of psychology, emotional and cognitive aspects of language. The results of the study provide a deeper understanding of the relationship between language and psychology and determine the emotional impact of expressive words, the process of shaping human consciousness and the formation of linguistic images.

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