The use of psycholinguistic analysis in determination of personal (psychological) characteristics of the author by his tone of a letter
Modern linguistic and psychological science contain a fundamental thesis of a key role of language in the development of the human psyche. Education, transfer of best practices from person to person, from generation to generation occurs by means of language. Sharing a common language gives rise to comprehensive worldview for this social group, which consensus is expressed in a very specific verbal forms. For the time being, there is one fact that might be considered as reasonably sufficient in linguistics, that a written text bears the stamp of personality (psychological characteristics) of its author. However, for the development of further research in this direction, namely to compile the most complete and accurate psychosociolinguistic portrait of the author by his tone of a letter, it is necessary to form an integrated approach that would imply the development of general principles for preparing a psychosociolinguistic portrait of the author of the written text.