East European Journal of Psycholinguistics 2025 — papers
The works of East European Journal of Psycholinguistics published in 2025 that our library holds (publisher: Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University): 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.
Most cited papers
- Enhancing translation teaching for L2 learners through ChatGPT: A study of AI-assisted Arabic-German translation ↗Nadia Naqrash, Marwan Ali Jarrah, Esraa Hasan et al.3 citations
- A psycholinguistic analysis of the narratives of young adults with moral injury and post-traumatic stress disorder ↗Тетяна Федотова, Оксана Кихтюк, Вікторія Майструк et al.2 citations
- Metaphoric consideration of the UKRAINE concept significance in the non-Ukrainian journalistic discourse and its influence on social and linguistic consciousness – A corpus research of the 2022-2025 wartime period ↗Віталій Степанов, Olena Yemelyanova, Svitlana Volodymyrivna Baranova et al.2 citations
- AI-Based processing of poetic language and human translation in literary contexts ↗Rashad Ali Ahmed, Abdu M. Alkadi, Jamal Kaid Mohammed Ali1 citation
- Articulatory challenges in the perception and production of French vowels by Jordanian learners: A cross-linguistic phonetic analysis ↗Nouman Malkawi, Emad Mohammad Al-Saidat1 citation
- Cultural conceptualization of death in religious and carnival worldviews in Middle EnglishIryna Shevchenko, Iryna Morozova1 citation · our summary
- Linguistic markers of rumination in military personnel: A psycholinguistic analysis of narratives and inner speech ↗Марія Миколаївна Августюк, Едуард Михайлович Балашов, Ihor Pasichnyk et al.1 citation
- Little words, big meaning – Ideational and pragmatic markers in fictional war discourse ↗Сергій Васильович Засєкін1 citation
- Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of political cartoons ↗Larysa Makaruk, Yurii Zablotskyi, Iryna Charikova1 citation
- Not just a pretty picture: Effects of colored drawings and photographs on living and nonliving things naming ↗Macarena Martínez‐Cuitiño, Dolores Jazmín Zamora, Josefina Castillo Cerutti et al.1 citation
All works of the year (36)
- Enhancing translation teaching for L2 learners through ChatGPT: A study of AI-assisted Arabic-German translation ↗Nadia Naqrash, Marwan Ali Jarrah, Esraa Hasan et al.3 citations
- A psycholinguistic analysis of the narratives of young adults with moral injury and post-traumatic stress disorder ↗Тетяна Федотова, Оксана Кихтюк, Вікторія Майструк et al.2 citations
- Metaphoric consideration of the UKRAINE concept significance in the non-Ukrainian journalistic discourse and its influence on social and linguistic consciousness – A corpus research of the 2022-2025 wartime period ↗Віталій Степанов, Olena Yemelyanova, Svitlana Volodymyrivna Baranova et al.2 citations
- AI-Based processing of poetic language and human translation in literary contexts ↗Rashad Ali Ahmed, Abdu M. Alkadi, Jamal Kaid Mohammed Ali1 citation
- Articulatory challenges in the perception and production of French vowels by Jordanian learners: A cross-linguistic phonetic analysis ↗Nouman Malkawi, Emad Mohammad Al-Saidat1 citation
- Cultural conceptualization of death in religious and carnival worldviews in Middle EnglishIryna Shevchenko, Iryna Morozova1 citation · our summary
- Linguistic markers of rumination in military personnel: A psycholinguistic analysis of narratives and inner speech ↗Марія Миколаївна Августюк, Едуард Михайлович Балашов, Ihor Pasichnyk et al.1 citation
- Little words, big meaning – Ideational and pragmatic markers in fictional war discourse ↗Сергій Васильович Засєкін1 citation
- Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of political cartoons ↗Larysa Makaruk, Yurii Zablotskyi, Iryna Charikova1 citation
- Not just a pretty picture: Effects of colored drawings and photographs on living and nonliving things naming ↗Macarena Martínez‐Cuitiño, Dolores Jazmín Zamora, Josefina Castillo Cerutti et al.1 citation
- On the Turkish transnumeral as an aspect effectuation device ↗Sema Kutsarova1 citation
- Psycholinguistics in Ukraine – From emerging ideas of the late 19th century to its birth and development during totalitarian and post-totalitarian era ↗Tetyana Kosmeda, Віталія Папіш1 citation
- Representing emotive discourse in Ukrainian-English literary translation: A multi-method performance evaluation of Large Language Models, Neural Machine Translation and Computer-Assisted Tools ↗Олена Карпіна, Сергій Васильович Засєкін1 citation
- The psycholinguistics of translation: Lexical and syntactic processes in Turkish-English context ↗Süleyman KASAP, Nazim Işık1 citation
- A comparative acoustic analysis of non-verbal vocalisations in film dubbing ↗Артур Гудманян, Iryna Struk, Halyna Yencheva et al.
- A computational analysis of emotionally manipulative content in media coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war ↗Олена Леонідівна Овсянко, A. V. Prokopenko, Anna Zinchenko
- Affective and psycholinguistic norms of animal-based Indonesian idioms ↗Bagus Pragnya Paramarta, Mila Irmawati
- Arabic verb patterns and macrostructure in adolescent narratives: A comparative analysis across writing systems ↗Naila Tallas-Mahajna, Duaa Abu Elhija
- Associative structure of the concept Побратим / Sworn Brother in Ukrainian linguistic consciousness ↗S. Z. Bulyk-Verkhola, Юлія Теглівець
- Book Review ↗Apri Wardana Ritonga, Uril Bahruddin, Abdul Aziz
- Book Review ↗Muneera Yahya Ali Muftah
- Compassion fatigue in University students in the context of social media consumption ↗Halyna P. Synorub, Тетяна Гусєва, Світлана Бучацька et al.
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Works with our summary in our library (1)
- Cultural conceptualization of death in religious and carnival worldviews in Middle EnglishEast European Journal of PsycholinguisticsIryna Shevchenko, Iryna Morozova2025 · 1 citation
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