The relevance of the problem of ensuring information security at the level of “information hygiene” is due to the risks of the negative potential of Internet media. The purpose of the article is to analyse the state of the hygiene segment of the information security of Ukrainian Internet media under global threats. The leading research method for this problem is content analysis, which allows to determine the qualitative features of modern media information based on psycholinguistic markers of information. It has been established that the largest part in the information space of Internet media is fake information, and therefore special attention is paid to its analysis. The article highlights the main markers by which you can determine the fake. The need for critical familiarization with the information is noted. The results of the study expand the understanding of the concepts of information security and information hygiene.
The article is devoted to the communicative influence, which has a complex nature, due to the indivisible unity of the neurophysiological, psychological and linguistic components in its architectonics. The main attention is paid to the neuropsychophysiological basis of influence, where it is accented in particular on emotions as a "blocker" of critical perception of information. It is emphasized that with the help of neuropsychophysiological processes it is possible to explain the effect of influence on the conscious and subconscious levels, the specific functioning of the hemispheres, where the effect is associated with subconscious processes and directed to the right (subdominant) hemisphere. The role of consciousness, which is almost always associated with volitional control, control of one's own psyche and behavior, as well as speech, is pointed out in the work, that is, the control function is put forward, the rational side of the person is actualized. The subconsciousness is characterized by uncontrollability, irrationality, and often "inactivated" when physiologically impossible to rationally process an array of information. It has been discovered that information subjected to subconsciousness under certain conditions is actualized and affects speech and behavioral reactions of a person, as actively used by suggestors, since the human brain can be programmed for certain actions, since the vast majority of human activity controls the subconscious. Significant role in influencing the function of the cerebral hemispheres, whose structure consists of the left and right hemispheres, which, when processing the information in the process of cognitive activity perform various cognitive operations, but in the implementation of any mental function involved the entire brain entirely. The left hemisphere controls straightforward, logical linguistic thinking, forming a model that is easy to analyze; rights control non-verbal thinking, visual, spatial information, so-called "figurative thinking". Actually, emotions are controlled by the right (subdominant) hemisphere, on which the suggestion is oriented, establishing contact with the psychophysiological reserves of the recipient. In the course of the study, it has been proved that in order to find out the deep foundations of communicative influence, a neuropsychophysiological component must be involved in general, which explains the specifics of conscious and subconscious processes of perception, speech comprehension, and the functioning of the cerebral hemispheres. The leading role in suggestive influence is given to the subconscious level, since the holistic sense of the message is perceived gestaltly. The left hemisphere processes information at the level of consciousness, rationally, right-at the subconscious level, actualizes the emotional processes, which constitute the basis of suggestive influence.
Maritime terminology of the modern Ukrainian literary language nowadays is at the stage of intensive dynamics. This process is caused by development of the world maritime industry. It is accompanied by occurrence of terms – neologisms. This article is of high priority because there is no systemic and well-grounded research of innovations in modern Ukrainian maritime terminology. It is focused on the factors due to which new formations in modern Ukrainian maritime terminology are created; processes of occurrence of innovations at the level of research of general-linguistic and individual author’s neologisms are highlighted. The research describes and considers by examples the innovative processes which cause the occurrence of new abbreviated formations. They help to recreate terminological meaning of complicated maritime names, concepts and expressions to make it clear and precisely. This article also investigates metaphorical innovations which are actively applied in maritime terminology and are the key to understanding of many concepts. Special attention is paid to innovations which have arisen due to borrowings as a consequence of contacts between nations or indirectly through other languages. Active process of innovations is also promoted by the terms – word-combinations which reflect the meaning of new concepts of maritime industry. They are formed as a result of several words reflecting a certain terminological concept combination. Innovations in the modern Ukrainian maritime terminology promote to development of the modern Ukrainian literary language proving its mobility and consistency.
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