THE IMPACT OF PSYCHOLOGY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN POSTGRADUATE MILITARY INSTITUTIONS
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Military education, psychology, motivation, foreign language teaching, cognitive development, communication, postgraduate learning.Abstract
This article examines the interconnection between psychology and foreign language teaching in postgraduate military educational institutions. The integration of psychological principles into foreign language instruction supports the cognitive, motivational, and emotional development of officers and cadets. The study focuses on psychological aspects such as motivation, self-regulation, and stress management in learning foreign languages under the specific conditions of military education. The results demonstrate that incorporating psychological methods enhances linguistic performance, professional communication, and intercultural competence among military learners.
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