CRITERIA OF OPERATIVE MEMORY VOLUME AND THE COMPLEXITY OF UTTERANCE STRUCTURE IN THE LIGHT OF TEXT COMPREHENSION: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
Abstract
The article studies general structural peculiarities of the utterance, which play the leading role in comprehension and decoding of text information and realize the perlocution effect most effectively. Different models and methods of assessing individual memory volume capacity are viewed as the key criterion to specify the degree of dependency of the cognitive process of perception and decoding of the graphic text on reflexive reality characteristics. The study features an attempt to reveal the opportunities for application of individual memory volume capacity in the process of defining the level of utterance comprehension in graphic text representation.
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Bredikhin S.N. CRITERIA OF OPERATIVE MEMORY VOLUME AND THE COMPLEXITY OF UTTERANCE STRUCTURE IN THE LIGHT OF TEXT COMPREHENSION: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW. Humanities and law research. 2017;(1):183-186. (In Russ.)
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