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Keyword Connections - second language acquisition Keywords

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Journals	Brain research Frontiers in human neuroscience Frontiers in psychology Behavior research methods brain and language Developmental Science language learning and development : the official journal of the society for language development
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Bibliographies	[1] Different neural mechanisms for rapid acquisition of words with grammatical tone in learners from tonal and non-tonal backgrounds: ERP evidence. [2] Neural oscillatory mechanisms during novel grammar learning underlying language analytical abilities. [3] When the Second Language Takes the Lead: Neurocognitive Processing Changes in the First Language of Adult Attriters. [4] An Event Related Field Study of Rapid Grammatical Plasticity in Adult Second-Language Learners. [5] Salience in Second Language Acquisition: Physical Form, Learner Attention, and Instructional Focus. [6] Does the Owl Fly out of the Tree or Does the Owl Exit the Tree Flying? How L2 Learners Overcome Their L1 Lexicalization Biases. [7] As naturalistic as it gets: subtitles in the English classroom in Norway. [8] Automatic extraction of subordinate clauses and its application in second language acquisition research. [9] learning-oriented assessment: the contextual dimension [10] the two faces of sla: mental representation and skill [11] l2 learners of japanese: socialization of private assessments in a host family setting [12] second language acquisition in a study abroad context: findings and research directions [13] tingiv kõneviis eesti b1- ja b2-taseme kirjalikus õppijakeeles kui keeleoskuse arengu näitaja [14] the students’ coordinating conjunction acquisition order [15] kirjaliku produtseerimisprotsessi uurimise võimalused programmi scriptlog abil: juhtumiuuring [16] vene ja eesti üliõpilaste valikud täis- ja osasihitise kasutamisel [17] Book Review : A DICTIONARY OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF KEY TERMS IN FIRST AND SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION [18] Putting back the horse before the cart: The “spelling form” fallacy in second language acquisition studies, with special reference to the treatment of unstressed vowels in black south african english [19] The Selective Fossilization Hypothesis: A Revitalization of the Construct of Markedness in Second Language Acquisition [20] Why have I failed? Why have I passed? A comparison of students' causal attributions in second language acquisition (A1-B2 levels). [21] A critical period for second language acquisition: Evidence from 2/3 million English speakers. [22] Salience in Second Language Acquisition: Physical Form, Learner Attention, and Instructional Focus. [23] Automatic extraction of subordinate clauses and its application in second language acquisition research. [24] second language acquisition in a study abroad context: findings and research directions [25] book review: aspects of culture in second language acquisition and foreign language learning, j. arabski & a. wojtaszek (2011), isb' 9783642202001