Methods for Intimization of the Concept & Value Space of Counter-Communicants in the Institutional Discourse of Social Work

The article focuses on the analysis of linguocognitive mechanisms of intimizing the subject concept & value space within the discourse of social work. The study offers an analysis of the conditions for the verbal expression of the degree of access
to regulating the vectors of the discourse progress, as well as the ways to translate these markers within the framework of social work with the population. Unstable discourse practices are the most representative in explicating the degree of access to
managing a discourse borderline of the contaminated type, and intimizing the concept & value systems of both counter-communicants.
The biggest differences were observed in the status-role features of the agent-client communication, while the higher the agent’s relevant social role the higher the client’s demand, and the greater the dissonance to be seen in the degree of access
and attempts to intimize the reality facts described within the framework of exercising the greatest manipulative eff ect. The key factors of intimization include free change of the agent-client relations and variation of the features in the relevant status roles within various communication actions and the change of communication codes.