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Article In Journal |
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The Emotional Behavior in Questions A Psycholinguistic Analysis السلوك الانفعالي في أسلوب الاستفهام دراسة لغوية تحليلية نفسية |
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Document Language |
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Arabic |
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Abstract |
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This research focuses on an area highly neglected by researchers. It tends to link between Arabic syntactic forms and psychology (psycholinguistics). The form of the Question is employed to demonstrate the psychological aspect which is revealed by both the speaker and receiver during conversation.
The analysis of Question indications is based on the theory of input and output presented by behaviorists taking into consideration the feelings of both the speaker and receiver and their psychological state. This becomes obvious by a full insight of the factors in which comprehension is achieved i.e. Context analysis, knowing the personality of both the speaker and the receiver, the conversation background, the purpose of the conversation and the mental aspect of language use.
Due to the frequent use of rhetorical language, which requires strong physiological emotions, in Questions the research finds that this form strongly reveals psychological input.
The rhetorical emotions discussed in this research are: negation, aspiration, fixation (determination), exaggeration, rebuking, threatening, intimidation, regression, acing and all agitations that result from the six basic human emotions: astonishment, fear, wrath, repugnance, happiness and sorrow.
The previous aspects cannot be analyzed without the use of psycholinguistics. Thus the researcher followed this method and successfully achieved the research’s aim and purposes of emotional behavior in Questions. |
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1319-0989 |
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Journal Name |
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Arts and Humanities Journal |
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17 |
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1 |
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Publishing Year |
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1430 AH
2009 AD |
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Article |
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Sunday, February 7, 2010 |
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Researchers
| علي محمد نور المدني | Al-Madany, Ali M.N. | Researcher | Doctorate | |
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