An Interdisciplinary Study on the Nexus of English Language, Social Psychology, and Emerging Global Economy

Abstract

This study examines the interrelationship between English language, social psychology, and global economics. In this sense, through the present study, it is aimed to highlight their joint impact on behavior and societal norms. As the global lingua franca, the role of English in cultural adaptation and economic decision-making is investigated in order to reveal how linguistic proficiency and psychological factors influence economic behaviors and trends in a global context. The research delves into the effects of globalization and technology on language use and psychological well-being, suggesting that the synergy among these elements shapes economic resilience as well. By integrating insights across various disciplines, the findings propose a number of effective strategies for promoting economic growth and social cohesion by offering valuable implications for policymakers and business leaders aiming at inclusive global development and economic resilience.