The Psychological Power of Words and Sentences
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https://doi.org/10.66026/7t0yrj20Keywords:
word, sentence, psychological power, emotional meaning, psychological charge, meaning.Abstract
The psychological power of words and sentences, expressing individual and subjective meaning, confuses and charges emotions according to their own interests, and influences others for the purpose of benefit or harm. The amount of this load varies from person to person depending on the skills and richness of their linguistic culture in using language. The degree of understanding of the type and place of speech varies according to our hopes, successes, and our ability to persevere in achieving our goals. There are two types of stimuli: the first is internal and motivates us to move forward, and the second is external and directed from the environment to make us feel responsible for the task at hand, thus making us more focused on our work. Stimuli can be positive and sometimes negative.
This research examines the importance and characteristics of loaded words and sentences in the Kurdish language. It examines the power of words and sentences within the context of psycholinguistics. The psychological power of charged words and sentences is the psychological ability a speaker uses to guide the listener, or the individual themselves. If they are positive, they move the person closer to their goals and aspirations and continue their efforts to achieve what they desire. However, if they are negative, they cause mental confusion and a halt in life's journey. In addition to the introduction and conclusion, the research consists of two sections: The first section addresses the psychological meaning of words and sentences and includes the following headings: Intellectual Meaning, Personal Emotional Meaning, and Transferring the Lexical Meaning to the Psychological Meaning of Sentences. The second section addresses the forms of psychological power of charged words and sentences and includes the following headings: Encouraging Words and Sentences, Love and Supportive Words and Sentences, Gratitude and Respect Words and Sentences, Hope and Optimism Words and Sentences, Negative Criticism Words and Sentences, True Tolerance Words and Sentences, Self-Confidence Words and Sentences, and Stress Relief Words and Sentences. Finally, the results and a summary of the research are presented in Kurdish and English.
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