PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLINGUISTIC APPROACH TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FORMATION OF LINGUISTIC THINKING AMONG STUDENTS
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linguistic thinking, psycholinguistics, speech activity, language and thought, cognitive processes, pedagogical technology, students.Abstract
This article examines the problem of shaping linguistic thinking among university students through a psycholinguistic perspective. The relationship between language and thought, the psychological mechanisms of speech activity, and the significance of cognitive-psychological processes in language learning are highlighted. The study emphasizes psycholinguistic technologies for developing linguistic thinking, their effectiveness in the educational process, their correlation with students’ individual psychological characteristics, and their role in fostering creative and intellectual capacity.
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