psycholinguistics
Any study of language in or from the viewpoint of psychology. Seen in the 1960s as including two main subfields: the empirical study of the development of language in children (‘developmental psycholinguistics’); and the investigation through experiments of the psychological mechanisms for the production and understanding of speech (‘experimental psycholinguistics’).... ...
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