Psycholinguistics studies the processes of speech generation and perception in their correlation with the language system. This science seeks to interpret language as a dynamic system of human speech activity. Since the object of psycholinguistics is speech activity, and the object of translation theory is a special type of speech activity, the tasks of these disciplines largely overlap.

The data of psycholinguistics are used in the study of the features of simultaneous translation and the mechanisms that ensure the simultaneous processes of perception of the original message and the generation of the translation text. Simultaneous translation is one of the most difficult types of translation. This is due to the psycholinguistic features of this speech activity, including the features of the perception of the incoming signal, th