Handbook of Psycholinguistics
Christina Schoushkoff
9781773615646
272 pages
Arcler Education Inc
Overview
Handbook of Psycholinguistics examines several aspects of psycholinguistics including its extensive historical, theorical and conceptual overview. It includes definitions of Phonological development, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics, Language as a part of psychology, Linguistic relativity etc. Provides the readers with insights about the psycholinguistics so as to understand its applications and implementations.
Author Bio
Christina Kalaidzhieva has acquired a degree in Applied Linguistics in 2011 from South-West University, Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria and ever since has been involved in a variety of projects directly and indirectly related to Linguistics. She has authored a book called “Semiotic Principles & Human Communication” and has worked independently on projects involving Social Semiotics, Linguistics, Psycholinguistics. Christina is currently working on a third book and obtaining an additional qualification in Psychology.
