The theory and methodology of psycholinguistics, from experimental cognitive psychology, has much to offer for the study of the processing of the language used in advertising. This conceptual paper explores several areas where a psycholinguistic approach has been useful already or may have potential for studying advertising language. We argue that such research may benefit both the study of advertising and the basic research on language information processing.
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