FEATURES OF COGNITIVE MODEL OF DECODING THE VALUE OF INCORPORATIVE STRUCTURES
The article proposes a hypothetical-cognitive model of decoding whole-language units by the consciousness of the recipient, and also describes their generating speech function based on cognitive and probabilistic processes proceeding under the control of the individual's consciousness. The author examines the various interpretations of the concept of incorporative design presented in the works of domestic and foreign linguists. It is noted that incorporative constructions are a model endowed with external information. Initially, incorporative constructions are perceived at a subconscious level, based on the synthesis of sensations, then a holistic concept is extracted from this structure, which is projected in the form of generalization. It emphasizes the generating properties of corporative constructions as a product of combining (merging) words. As a result, a new concept arises, able to characterize an object from various sides. Incorporating constructions, appearing as a perceptual component, set in motion a chain of connections, connotations: visual, tactile, auditory characteristics of an object, thereby creating visual images of objects, situations and actions. This study proves that, due to the influence of the specifics of the functioning of the topographic layers of the psyche and the individual and cultural characteristics of the recipient, the cognitive nature of the process of deciphering the value of the incorporative structure may vary in each particular case. Consequently, the use of incorporative constructions as a means of implementing speech-generating functions is also based on cognitive and probabilistic processes proceeding under the control of the consciousness of the individual.