Psycholinguistic methods as a means of analyzing written texts in a journalistic style

this article is devoted to a topic that has been of interest to linguists for a very long time, has been comprehensively studied and is constantly being revealed from new, sometimes unexpected sides – the study of written information, in particular, textual information. I see several main questions related to this topic, namely: How can I get information from the text, how much of this information can I get and what will the information give me, or how and where can I use this information. But most of all, as a researcher, I am interested in the issue of obtaining information that is not on the surface. The novelty of my research lies in the approach to text analysis, it consists in the application of psycholinguistic methods. While reviewing various sources of information, I have not found any scientific articles containing an experiment on the analysis of written texts using psycholinguistics methods. In particular, the analysis of texts related to journalistic style. Thus, this article is an alternative view of obtaining information from texts, an attempt to extract from them the data that cannot be obtained using all the methods that have been used so far. This is a test of how much information can be hidden from a researcher relying on already known methods, as well as the possible application of new data obtained by experimental methods.

linguistics, psycholinguistics, psycholinguistic method, psycholinguistic analysis, text, journalistic style