Psychological.

What is psycholinguistics?

• Psycholinguistics is the discipline that investigates and describes psychological processes.

• Psycholinguistics is the discipline describes the psychological processes that investigates.

• Describes the psychological processes that psycholinguistics is the discipline.

Who is the father of psycholinguistics?

• Jacob Robert Kantor.

• Thomas A. Sebeok.

• Gustave Guillaume.

• Charles E. Osgood

What are the two areas of psycholinguistics?

• HISTORICA, MODERN

• HISTORICAL, MODERN.

• MODERN, HISTORICA

4. What are the 6 branches of psycholinguistics?

• ^{Developmental Psycholinguistics. Experimental psycholinguistics. Neuropsycholinguistics. Anthropological psycholinguistics. Applied psycholinguistics. Social psycholinguistics.}

• ^{Developmental Psycolinguistics. Experimental psycolinguistics. Aplied psycolinguistics. Social psycolinguistics. Neuropsycholinguistics. Anthropological psycholinguistics.}

• ^{Aplied psycolinguistics. Social psycolinguistics. Neuropsycholinguistics. Developmental Psycolinguistics. Experimental psycolinguistics. Anthropological psycholinguistics.}

Why is the study of Psycholinguistics important?

• It is extremely important because language is a system that makes possible great creativity in the interaction with other living beings.

• It is extremely important great creativity in the interaction with other living beings because language is a system that makes possible.

• It is important because language in the interaction with other living beings is a system that makes possible great creativity.