Vera Pishchalnikova
Biographic Data
| ID | 9016533 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vera Pishchalnikova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vera |
| FAMILY NAME | Pishchalnikova |
| SIGNATURE | PISHCHALNIKOVA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State Linguistic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0992-0466 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Changes in Nature of Prediction in Speech Acts
This article aligns with cognitive and psycholinguistic research on speech acts as indicators of the development of various cognitive processes, a measure of an individual’s linguistic competence, and the extent to which a person masters speech operations. The study investigates changes in the nature of speech acts, reflected in the characteristics of predication (association) between stimuli and responses. Utilizing three associative dictionarie…
Speech Action as a Meaning-Forming Component of Communication
The paper focuses on identifying the number of Overlapping Associates (O) and Overlapping Associate Strength (OSG), as well as on demonstrating the possibilities of using these indices in the analysis of a speech action. The associative fields bogatyj and bednyj presented in the Russian Associative Dictionary and rich and poor indicated in the associative norms of the University of South Florida are used as research material. It has been establis…
Principles of Psycholinguistic Text Analysis and the Theory of Emotions
Considering a number of postulates of Russian Psycholinguistics, the author presents the psycholinguistic foundations for understanding emotions in the subject's verbal and cogitative activity and proposes to reconstruct the process of understanding emotions with an analysis of the nature of predication in speech actions. The content of the text arises in the speech-cogitative activity of the subject, who has certain structures of consciousness a…
Functional Illiteracy as Consequence of “Intellection’s Subject Change”
The most important reason for the formation of functional illiteracy is the impact of the digital information environment, in which the reduplication of knowledge as an activity is purposefully distributed. This method, becoming one of the main ones due to low energy consumption, reduces the degree of personal responsibility of the individual for the nature and meaningfulness of the activity. Reduplication and imitation as mental operations are s…
Experiment as an Integral Part of the Methodology of Comparative Research
The author offers an associative experiment as an effective means for identifying the psychologically relevant content of the word and its specificity in various languages. The comparative study of lexical units is usually based on explanatory dictionaries, which cannot fix the dynamics of language units connected to the oral activity of individuals. The author theoretically justifies the identification of a set of features of association, which …
Verbal Representation of the Concept of Politeness and Its Specifics in Russian and Modern Hebrew
The authors compare the content of the universal ethic notion of politeness in Russian and Modern Hebrew on the basis of structural research of word's lexical meaning
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Verbal Representation of the Concept of Politeness and Its Specifics in Russian and Modern Hebrew
The authors compare the content of the universal ethic notion of politeness in Russian and Modern Hebrew on the basis of structural research of word's lexical meaning
Experiment as an Integral Part of the Methodology of Comparative Research
The author offers an associative experiment as an effective means for identifying the psychologically relevant content of the word and its specificity in various languages. The comparative study of lexical units is usually based on explanatory dictionaries, which cannot fix the dynamics of language units connected to the oral activity of individuals. The author theoretically justifies the identification of a set of features of association, which …
Functional Illiteracy as Consequence of “Intellection’s Subject Change”
The most important reason for the formation of functional illiteracy is the impact of the digital information environment, in which the reduplication of knowledge as an activity is purposefully distributed. This method, becoming one of the main ones due to low energy consumption, reduces the degree of personal responsibility of the individual for the nature and meaningfulness of the activity. Reduplication and imitation as mental operations are s…
Principles of Psycholinguistic Text Analysis and the Theory of Emotions
Considering a number of postulates of Russian Psycholinguistics, the author presents the psycholinguistic foundations for understanding emotions in the subject's verbal and cogitative activity and proposes to reconstruct the process of understanding emotions with an analysis of the nature of predication in speech actions. The content of the text arises in the speech-cogitative activity of the subject, who has certain structures of consciousness a…
Speech Action as a Meaning-Forming Component of Communication
The paper focuses on identifying the number of Overlapping Associates (O) and Overlapping Associate Strength (OSG), as well as on demonstrating the possibilities of using these indices in the analysis of a speech action. The associative fields bogatyj and bednyj presented in the Russian Associative Dictionary and rich and poor indicated in the associative norms of the University of South Florida are used as research material. It has been establis…
Changes in Nature of Prediction in Speech Acts
This article aligns with cognitive and psycholinguistic research on speech acts as indicators of the development of various cognitive processes, a measure of an individual’s linguistic competence, and the extent to which a person masters speech operations. The study investigates changes in the nature of speech acts, reflected in the characteristics of predication (association) between stimuli and responses. Utilizing three associative dictionarie…
Linguistics (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (4 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Cognitive psychology (3 works) · Associative property (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Cultural, Linguistic, Economic Studies (2 works)