effects of working memory capacity and tasks in processing l2 complex sentence: evidence from chinese-english bilinguals
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Abstract
Two experiments aimed at investigating how working memory capacity (WMC) related to processing wh-extractions in both a grammatical judgment and a translation task by using the Operation Span task. A self-paced paradigm was used to collect response times and accuracy rates. In Experiment 1, results showed that high WMC was related to faster grammatical judgment of the critical region in subject- and object-extractions. In Experiment 2, high WMC was only related to high accuracy in translating wh-extractions. These results indicate that individual differences in WMC play a certain role during L2 sentence processing, and experimental tasks can modulate this effect.
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| Authors | ;Baoguo Chen;Huixia Zhou;Huixia Zhou;Sonja Rossi |
| Journal | accounts of chemical research |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00595
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