THE PSYCHOLINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY OF MEDICAL DISCOURSE

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  • Isroilova Dilbarxon Ikramdjonovna Author

Abstract

Medical discourse represents a specialized form of institutional communication in which cognitive complexity, emotional sensitivity, and professional responsibility converge. This article examines the psycholinguistic typology of medical discourse by analyzing its structural features, communicative strategies, and cognitive mechanisms. Particular attention is given to the ways in which healthcare professionals adapt linguistic forms to meet the informational, emotional, and pragmatic needs of patients with diverse levels of health literacy. The proposed typology offers an integrated framework for understanding how psycholinguistic strategies contribute to diagnostic accuracy, communicative efficiency, and patient-centered care. The findings highlight the essential role of psycholinguistic competence in contemporary clinical practice.

Author Biography

  • Isroilova Dilbarxon Ikramdjonovna

    Teacher, Department of Uzbek Language and Literature and Foreign Languages,
    Andijan State Medical Institute

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Published

2025-11-16

Issue

Vol. 38 No. 2 (2025): Modern education and development

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