Stages of turning a frame into a concept

Abstract

It is impossible to fully understand the real world, as well as its objects, entities and phenomena.
Units of reality that attract attention only with certain aspects of the real world are perceived. According to
the theory of linguo-psychological unity in the initial contact with the unit of reality an incomplete intellect code which consists of 2 elements is formed and stored in the main memory. This primary intellect code of
comprehension and thinking is called frame.
Man is a social being and wants to give information to other people about everything he assimilates. In order
to be able to give information, the unit of reality must first be given a name. Naming the unit of reality is the
verbalization of the frame belonging to it. The name given to a unit of reality enters its incomplete intellect
code, which consists of 2 elements. As a result, 2 element incomplete intellect code turns into 4 element
complete intellect code. The creation of a complete intellect code is considered the initial stage of the transformation of the frame into a concept. Despite this not all verbalized frames become concept. Therefore,
verbalized frames at the initial stage are not called concepts, but called lexical frames or word-frames.
Lexical frames can be extended both in form and meaning. Lexical frames extended in form are called extended intellect code, and lexical frames expanded in meaning are called concepts.
Key words: unit of reality, intellect image, intellect code, frame, concept.