NUTQIY FAOLIYATNING SOʻZLASHUV VA YOZMA SHAKLLARIDA FLEGMATIK TEMPERAMENTNING NAMOYON BOʻLISHI
This article examines the manifestation of phlegmatic temperament in spoken and written forms of speech activity from a psycholinguistic and pragmatic perspective. The study analyzes the influence of temperament on communicative behavior, speech production, language use, and discourse organization. Phlegmatic individuals are characterized by emotional stability, patience, self-control, and balanced communication, which are reflected in both oral and written speech. The research highlights the linguistic, phonetic, lexical, and pragmatic features of phlegmatic speakers, including moderate speech tempo, coherent discourse structure, logical expression of ideas, and the use of polite communication strategies. The article also explores the similarities and differences between spoken and written manifestations of phlegmatic temperament. The findings demonstrate that temperament significantly influences speech activity and contributes to the formation of individual communicative styles.
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