Handbook of Psycholinguistics examines several aspects of psycholinguistics including its extensive historical, theorical and conceptual overview. It includes definitions of Phonological development, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics, Language as a part of psychology, Linguistic relativity etc. Provides the readers with insights about the psycholinguistics so as to understand its applications and implementations.
Christina Kalaidzhieva has acquired a degree in Applied Linguistics in 2011 from South-West University, Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria and ever since has been involved in a variety of projects directly and indirectly related to Linguistics. She has authored a book called "Semiotic Principles & Human Communication" and has worked independently on projects involving Social Semiotics, Linguistics, Psycholinguistics. Christina is currently working on a third book and obtaining an additional qualification in Psychology.
