No. 3 (112), 2025 · 391–394 · DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2025-3112-391-394
THE PROBLEM OF SPEECH INFLUENCE IN INTERCULTURAL PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
Abstract
Within the framework of the presented scientific article, the authors substantiate the importance of mastering the mechanism of speech influence in the format of modern intercultural professional communication, which ensures effective communicative interaction within any professional community. The essential features of both professional and intercultural communication are highlighted in detail. Successful mastery of the peculiarities of speech influence in the aspect of intercultural professional discourse is presented in an inextricable connection with mastery of both linguistic means and comprehension, acceptance of the characteristic features of the interlocutor’s cultural code, which will significantly reduce verbal misunderstandings and allows to overcome professional and communication barriers. The stages of verbal influence and the synthesis of speech-related factors are described in the work. The authors present linguistic and extralinguistic means with a speech-effective function. It is logical to conclude that the complex nature of speech influence has both a psycholinguistic and cognitive basis. In some other scientific works, the authors are about to focus on the effective methods of an implicit approach within the framework of intercultural professional discourse, as well as a set of ways to maintain and preserve communicative balance in the process of speech influence on the recipient.
Keywords: speech influence, intercultural communication, professional communication, pseudo-professional communication, recipient, addressee, linguistic means of speech influence, factors of speech influence, verbal manipulation, corporate culture
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How to cite
Komleva E.V., Gerasimova K.Yu., Miroshnikova D.V. THE PROBLEM OF SPEECH INFLUENCE IN INTERCULTURAL PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION. The World of Science, Culture and Education. 2025. No. 3 (112). 391–394. DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2025-3112-391-394