Psychosemantics (Answers to the test Synergy/MOI/ MTI)

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1. Each individual, on the basis of his psychological image of the surrounding reality, forms a certain, objectively determined

2. Discourse is:

3. The sign is based on the physical similarity of the signifier and the signified. This is

4. A cognitive operation that allows you to define an object through its assignment to a more general category is called

5. Animals cannot be taught a complex language because they lack:

6. L.S. Vygotsky emphasized that:

7. The involuntary connection of the phonemes of a word with the sound feature of the object (phenomenon) that it denotes is called __ or a special term:

8. Connotative meaning (affective) is:

9. According to Piaget and a number of other scientists, animals can be taught a complex language:

10. J. Miller in the monograph "The Magic Number Seven Plus or Minus Two" (1964) included in the process of recoding information when memorizing an operation:

11. Specific national language:

12. Speech act:

13. The fact that meaning does not belong to the object, but to activity as a realized relation to the object, emphasizes

14. An important assumption for psychosemantics is the presence

15. The way in which the child built a class of objects, J. Bruner called

16. Situationally conditioned statements of various lengths refer to:

17. Insert the missing word in the formulation of the most important psycho- and neurolinguistic universal: The speed and sequence of development of semantic relations expressed by means of language is ____________, regardless of the specifics of the language - that is, the formal ways of expressing these semantic relations accepted in this language:

18. Age is considered critical for the ability to learn one’s native language.

19. The simplest unit of speech according to V.D. Arakinu is:

20. Mowgli children can learn to live among people if they were outside the social environment:

21. Founder of semiotics:

22. E. Titchener is the author of:

20. The concept of a universal subject code as a neurophysiological substrate was developed by:

21. Psychosemiotics is an area ...

22. Determine the correct interpretation:

23. The terms: “semantic component”, “differential semantic element (feature)”, “semantic multiplier”, “semantic marker”, “noema”, “sema” are designations of __________________

24. The thesis “In order to perceive (understand) a statement, it is necessary to construct its syntactic model, which fully or at least partially corresponds to the model that is used in the process of generating speech” was put forward by:

25. “The connection between a word and its meaning is formed in the same way as the connection between a stick and a banana” - true in relation to:

26. Who is the author of the statement: “A thought is not expressed, but is accomplished in a word”?

27. The first cases of the use of the term "psychosemantics" were also encountered:

28. The first cases of using the term "psychosemantics" were also encountered:

29. L.V. Shcherba understood speech activity as:

30. L.S. Vygotsky emphasized:

Thanks to signs, a new form of mastering an object arises – mediated, connected with elements of the future, i.e., with the preliminary organization of behavior.