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BARRIGA NAVA, Jackeline. Psycholinguistic study of poetry by Carlos Medinaceli Quintana  . Revista de Psicologia [online]. 2021, n.Especial, suppl.2021, pp.9-28. ISSN 2223-3032.

ABSTRACT Psycholinguistics is a branch of psychology, it studies how the human species manages to express through language -unconscious- messages that have specific meanings and how they are translated into concrete thoughts; also the way in which people speak and write allows us to know their psychological world. For this, the research addresses the poetry of Carlos Medinaceli Quintana with the aim of verifying through a pilot test the effectiveness of psycholinguistic tools, to discover the psychology of a person through the words he uses when writing, which will serve as an instrument of diagnosis in specific behaviors in different professional areas. The proposed methodology consists of three processes: 1) The lexical frequency allows identifying the type and repetition of words used 2) The Linguistic Search Engine and Word Counter (in English LIWC, 2001) allows determining those repetitive words according to psychological processes and 3 ) The priming effect allows to interpret and analyze the meaning of the words that provided the lexical frequency and the LIWC.

Palavras-chave : Psycholinguistics; Poetry; Lexical frequency; LIWC; primig effect.

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