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The effects of language instruction on L2 learners’ input processing and learning outcomes
… outcomes. First, this dissertation tests the Lexical Preference Principle proposed in VanPatten’s Input Processing Model (1993, 1996), which states that L2 learners are more likely to rely on lexical rather than inflectional cues. Second, the current study aims to examine if language …
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Input Processing and the Teaching of German Two-way Prepositions
… years have focused on the input processing principles related to VanPatten’s approach to teaching grammar known as Processing Instruction (VanPatten and Cadierno, 1993; VanPatten, 2004; VanPatten, 2007; Lee and Benati, 2009). One of the principles, known as the Lexical Preference Principle …