Psycholinguistics - Intro

the scientific study of language – analysis of form, meaning, and context

• linguistics
• psychology
• neurolinguistics
• cognitive science

the scientific study of the human mind and behavior

• psychology
• cognitive science
• cognitive psychology
• linguistics

the interdisciplinary, scientific study of the mind and its processes (of language, perception, memory, attention, reasoning, & emotion)

• cognitive science
• psycholinguistics
• clinical psychology
• clinical psychology

the study of the mental representations and processes involved in language use

• psycholinguistics
• neurolinguistics
• cognitive psychology
• lexicon

the study of how different parts of the brain are involved in performing different functions related to language

• neurolinguistics
• cognitive psychology
• psycholinguistics
• cognitive science

the scientific study of internal mental processes such as how people think, perceive, and communicate

• cognitive psychology
• clinical psychology
• psycholinguistics
• cognitive science

specialty that provides continuing and comprehensive mental and behavioral health care for individuals and families

• clinical psychology
• cognitive psychology
• psycholinguistics
• neurolinguistics

the systematic organization of sounds in languages

• phonology
• phoneme
• morphology
• pragmatics

unit of speech sound that is capable of distinguishing one word from another

• phoneme
• phonology
• morpheme
• lexicon

the linguistic and philosophical study of meaning

• semantics
• syntax
• morphology
• pragmatics