SCIENTIFIC SOURCES OF APPLIED LINGUISTIC

           Applied linguistics occupies an intermediary, mediating position between language related disciplines (linguistics, psycholinguistics and sociolinguistics) and professional practice (education). There are Four scientific Sources OF Applied Linguistics: 1) linguistics, 2) Psycholinguistics, 3) Sociolinguistics, 4) Science of education. The following of explanation about four scientific sources of applied linguistics are in a paragraph below.

            The first scientific source of applied linguistics is linguistics. The linguistics explain about the nature of such a grammar, how to combine words , how to form phrases and sentences. And the linguistics explain about the study of the nature, structure and variation of language.

            The second scientific source of applied linguistics is psycholinguistics. Main areas of research are language perception and language production, understanding the mistakes of language person, understanding how fast people can use language. Another discussion in psycholingistics is child development an how the children.

            The third scientific source of applied linguistics is sociolinguistics. This knowladge explain about the scientific study of human behavior and the study of society. Sociolinguistics is the study of the relationship between how the language used and the structure of society. It related with the social background of speakers and listeners (age, social class, ethnic background, etc.), the relationship between speaker and addressee (good friends, employer–employee, teacher–pupil, grandmother–grandchild, etc.) and the context and manner of the interaction (in bed, in the supermarket, in a TV studio, etc.).

            The fourth scientific source of applied linguistics is science of education. The science of education explain about how to teach another person, how to learn a language, how to holding the assessment.