COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS AND PSYCHOLINGUISTICS: INTERRELATIONSHIP AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES

This article examines the interrelationship between cognitive linguistics and psycholinguistics and their role in contemporary language studies. It discusses the theoretical foundations of both disciplines and explores their common perspectives on language perception, comprehension, and production. The findings indicate that integrating cognitive linguistics and psycholinguistics contributes to a deeper understanding of language, thought, and cognitive processes, providing valuable insights for interdisciplinary linguistic research.