Honors College Senior Thesis Presentations

Critical Period Constraints and Learning Strategies: Balancing Incidental and Intentional Vocabulary Acquisition in Japanese Second Language Acquisition

Presenter Information

Emma WardFollow

Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Senior

Major

Japanese Translation & Interpretation

Minor

Linguistics

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Dr. Brent Menchinger

Presentation Format

Oral Presentation

Abstract/Description

A review of literature to show that while the critical period hypothesis may or may not limit the ability to achieve native-like fluency or acquire more vocabulary, combining incidental and intentional methods of vocabulary acquisition is imperative for the Japanese second language learning process.

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Critical Period Constraints and Learning Strategies: Balancing Incidental and Intentional Vocabulary Acquisition in Japanese Second Language Acquisition

A review of literature to show that while the critical period hypothesis may or may not limit the ability to achieve native-like fluency or acquire more vocabulary, combining incidental and intentional methods of vocabulary acquisition is imperative for the Japanese second language learning process.