Language and Cognitio

Language and cognition represent the two of the most complex as well as the interdependent systems of the human mind. Language acquisition, processing, understanding and production is embedded in cognitive processes of memory, perception and attention, concepts and executive processing. The paper represents a review research that investigates the theoretical, psycholinguistic and neurocognitive history of the language and the cognitive connection. The paper will refer to the classical theory of linguistics and cognitive psychology, as well as the current neuroscience, to discuss the process of mental representation of language, how language should be processed in real-time and how language should cooperate with other high-level cognitive functions. It is focused on the understanding and production of languages, the process of obtaining a language and the dual thought processes, the extent of which is united in the single brain mechanism. The dynamics of being mutual is also demonstrated by Neuroimaging, behavioural experiments and also cognitive models that were also incorporated into the review of the case of linguistic and cognitive processes. This paper will conclude that language does not just act as a communication tool but is also a central thinking structure that not only dictates perception and thinking but also thought itself.