PSYCHOLINGUISTIC FEATURES OF SPEECH MANIPULATION IN CYBERSPACE
Abstract
The rapid development of digital communication has transformed the ways in which political and social messages are produced, distributed, and perceived. In cyberspace, language plays a crucial role not only in conveying information but also in shaping public opinion through subtle forms of manipulation. This study explores the psycholinguistic features of speech manipulation in cyberspace and examines how linguistic strategies influence cognitive and emotional responses of online audiences.Keyword
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PSYCHOLINGUISTIC FEATURES OF SPEECH MANIPULATION IN CYBERSPACE. (2026). Spectrum of Development, 2(4), 74-75. https://spectrumofdevelopment.com/index.php/sod/article/view/1636
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PSYCHOLINGUISTIC FEATURES OF SPEECH MANIPULATION IN CYBERSPACE. (2026). Spectrum of Development, 2(4), 74-75. https://spectrumofdevelopment.com/index.php/sod/article/view/1636
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