Vol. 1 No. 1 (2014)

Vol 1 No 1 (2014)

• Editor's Preface

  Serhii Zasiekin

  6-7

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• Linguistic Features of Texts and Psychological Characteristics of Speech Activity Products of Students with Different Signaling Systems Domination

  Natalya Fomina, Marina Mirchetich

  8-16

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• Conceptual Metaphor as a Means of the OrganizationalIdentity Manifestation

  Olena Frolova

  17-24

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• Age Peculiarities of Communicative Competence Development in Ontogenesis

  Olena Halapchuk-Tarnavska

  24-32

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• The Problem of an Author in Contemporary Theatre Publicism in Ukraine: Psycholinguistic Aspect

  Valentyna Halatska

  32-41

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• The Students’ Communicative Readiness for Their Professional Activity as Teachers of English

  Oksana Ivanashko, Nataliya Vichalkovska

  40-51

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• Generalization as a Means of Suggestion in Modern Political Discourse

  Diana Kalishchuk

  51-58

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• Psycholinguistic and Didactic Principles of Forming Psychologists’Readiness for Linguistic Professional Activity

  Heorhii Kalmykov

  58-66

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• Psycholinguistic Aspects of Phraseology as Theoretical and Methodological Foundations of Children’s Speech Enriching by Expressive and Stylistic Language Means

  Larysa Kalmykova, Inna Mysan

  66-74

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• Syntactic Performance in Online Written Discourse by an English/Swedish Bilingual with Asperger’s Syndrome: A Case Study

  Oleksandr Kapranov

  74-80

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• Listening of the oral extended expressions in the context of preschoolers’ speech development

  Nataliya Kharchenko

  80-90

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• Multimedia Discourse as an Element of Multiculture

  Oleksandr Kholod

  90-97

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• Identity Development and Aggressive Lexicon

  Volodymyr Khomyk, Inessa Filippova

  97-106

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• A Communicative Image of Social Network Audience: Psycholinguistic Perpective

  Larysa Kompantseva

  107-113

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• Psycholinguistic Experiment as a Method of Investigating a Natural Category

  Olena Kotys

  114-121

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• Cognitive Interest in the Context of Information Theory of Emotions

  Anna Kulchytska

  121-129

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• A Psycholinguistic Content Analysis of Civil Service Employees’ Values Ensured by Law

  Liudmyla Malimon, Alla Pashkina

  129-137

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• Does ‘Language’ Form Our ‘Thought’?

  Rieko Matsuoka

  138-145

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• Psychological and Pedagogical Means of Monitoring the Development of Listening Skills

  Alla Musiyenko, Tetiana Tykhonova

  145-151

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• The Issue of Inner Speech Mechanisms in the Nikolay Zhinkin’s Psycholinguistic Legacy

  Yulia Nurtayeva

  152-158

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• Fairy Tale and Art Therapy as the Means of Enriching Personality Roles Repertoire

  Anastasiya Odintsova

  158-166

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• Laws of the Personal Speech Experience Organization

  Maryna Orap

  166-175

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• A Hermeneutic Approach to the Translator’s Productive Bilingualism Model

  Tetiana Pastryk, Oksana Kykhtiuk

  175-184

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• Psycholinguistic Manifestations of Students’ Information Stance As to the Types of Social and Psychological Maturity

  Khrystyna Shyshkina

  184-194

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• The Analysis of Associative Fields of Words-Stimuli МИР / МИР / МІР (PEACE) in East-Slavonic Languages

  Diana Terekhova

  194-201

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• Autobiographical Narrative as a Tool of Studying Traumatic Memory

  Olha Vasyliuk

  201-208

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• Factors Affecting the Effectiveness of Literary Text Perception

  Iryna Vashchenko, Olena Lytvynenko

  209-216

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• The Image of Political Conflict: Evaluation Semantic Universals in Students’ Individual Mind

  Zhanna Virna

  216-223

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• Literary Translation Universals: A Psycholinguistic Study of the Novice Translators' Common Choices

  Serhii Zasiekin

  223-233

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• Culture Effects on Language and Cognition in Psycholinguistic Experiment

  Larysa Zasiekina

  234-242

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