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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processing Nature of Language: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words presents an accessibleoverview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative styleproviding students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions. Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do languageInvestigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence othersDescribes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguisticsOffers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of languageFeatures helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developments Nature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind. Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processing Nature of Language: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words presents an accessibleoverview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative style-providing students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions. Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do languageInvestigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence othersDescribes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguisticsOffers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of languageFeatures helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developments Nature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processing Nature of Language: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words presents an accessibleoverview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative styleproviding students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions. Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do languageInvestigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence othersDescribes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguisticsOffers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of languageFeatures helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developments Nature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind. Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processing Nature of Language: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words presents an accessibleoverview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative styleproviding students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions. Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do languageInvestigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence othersDescribes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguisticsOffers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of languageFeatures helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developments Nature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind. Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processingNature of Language: The Psycholinguistics of Words presents an accessible overview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative style--providing students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions.\* Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do language\* Investigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence others\* Describes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics\* Offers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of language\* Features helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developmentsNature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. A student-friendly introduction to the field of psycholinguistics, offering an exciting overview of the cognitive processes behind language processing Nature of Language: Psycholinguistic Perspectives on Words presents an accessibleoverview of the dynamic field of psycholinguistics. Requiring no previous background in linguistics or psychology, this student-friendly textbook emphasizes the integrated nature of language processing and highlights the complex interactions between comprehension and production in human language. Clear, easy-to-read chapters define and explain all concepts with an engaging narrative style-providing students with the intellectual foundation necessary to explore the cognitive processes of language behavior, consider new linguistic phenomena, and think critically about unsolved problems. Throughout the text, students engage with overarching questions about the nature of language as they learn how psycholinguistics uses data to translate conceptual questions into specific research questions. Explores how traditional linguistic notions both help and hinder understanding of how people do languageInvestigates social and cultural aspects of psycholinguistics, such as how people use language to influence othersDescribes the nineteenth-century foundations of psycholinguistics and neurolinguisticsOffers new perspectives about the future of words and the future of languageFeatures helpful pedagogical tools including numerous images, charts, diagrams, and boxed sections designed to enhance the reading experience and provide context for key concepts and developments Nature of Language is an excellent primary textbook for undergraduate courses in psycholinguistics and psychology of language, and a valuable supplement for students of cognitive science, applied linguistics, and speech language pathology. It is also an informative resource for anyone interested in the mysteries of words, language, and the mind.…

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