The Psychology of Language: An Integrated Approach Van David Ludden is an English-language textbook focused on the psychology of language. This book is suitable for students in higher education and professionals seeking deeper insight into language acquisition and cognitive processes.
The book uses an integrated approach in which various developments within developmental psychology and neuroscience are woven into every chapter. With separate chapters on bilingualism and sign language, and attention to social aspects of language use, it provides broad and up-to-date coverage of the field.
The clear structure and well-founded pedagogy make complex topics accessible and highlight the connection between psycholinguistic insights and broader psychological research. This makes it a valuable reference work for anyone interested in the psychology of language, with a focus on developmental and cross-cultural aspects.
Relevant topics include, among others, child, developmental and lifespan psychology, cognition and cognitive psychology, fitting within the category PSYCHOLOGY / Developmental / Child.