THE IMPACT OF GRAMMATICAL COMPRESSION ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF READERS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH HEADLINES A LINGUISTIC AND PRAGMATIC APPROACH

This article analyzes the impact of grammatical compression on the psychology of readers in Uzbek and English headlines through linguistic and pragmatic approaches. The study explores the cross-cultural differences in grammatical compression and its effectiveness in information reception. In English headlines, compression serves as an effective tool for conveying information quickly and clearly, while in Uzbek headlines, this approach may pose difficulties for readers. The results of the research highlight the importance of considering cultural context when understanding the psychological impact of grammatical compression. This article is significant for optimizing feedback mechanisms and developing management strategies tailored to language and culture.