efl speech production: exploring the relationship between working memory capacity and proficiency level
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Abstract
The present study explores the relationship between working
memory capacity (WMC) and proficiency level in EFL1
speech production. Forty-one participants performed two WMC tests – the Speaking Span Test in L1 and in L2. The statistical analysis indicated both a variation on WMC scores in L2 as a function of proficiency as well as a difference between WMC scores in L1 and in L2. Findings are explained mainly in respect to the interplay between automatic and controlled processes on memory retrieval and on the development of L2 proficiency.
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| Authors | ;Gicele Vergine Vieira PREBIANCA |
| Journal | critical care medicine |
| Year | 2013 |
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