Analysis of the angle of the psychological processes in English learners reading and Teaching（的心理过程的角度分析英语学习者阅读和教学）.doc

Analysis of the angle of the psychological processes in English learners reading and Teaching Abstracts: Reading the mental representation of the information process for the chapter, the learners involved in learner language perception, lexical access, sentence analysis, and text comprehension levels of information processing, implicit learning process of reading ability is an unconscious , but for the learning of explicit knowledge of the vocabulary, grammar and other role. Thesis Keywords: natural reading, mental processes, information processing, language learning I. Introduction Psycholinguistic core issue is the use of language involves what kind of mental process, and performance in English reading, reading comprehension involves the reader what kind of psychological process. Psycholinguists the use of language as information processing, reading comprehension, language encoding, decoding process, the process of symbolic mental representation: First, use the “feeling of the record” to perceive and recognize the written language, and then “Note that the information input,” working memory “temporary storage and information for selective decoding, and finally, formed according to decode to read the object schema and propositional network and the information is stored in permanent memory; at the same time, information processed along with the monitoring of the brain unconscious. according to the study of psycholinguistics of speech information processing, the process of English reading comprehension can be divided into speech perception and recognition process, vocabulary, comprehension process, the process of sentence comprehension processes and text comprehension, but English learners reading, information processing process is carried out at the same time, there is no obvious boundaries and the direction of time is divided. Second, English learners reading comprehension process of psychological analysis (The perception of a written l