Collocations Of Keywords Found In Insurance Research Articles - Khamphairoh, Tanu
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The objectives of this study are to identify keywords most frequently used in insurance research articles, and to explore the patterns of collocations of the keywords used in insurance research articles.The results derived from the present study through a corpus-based analysis method revealed a list of keywords which were frequently used in the field of insurance. From the selected top one hundred keywords, the collocates to each keyword were identified. Only collocations that met specified criteria were selected and categorised into lists of 2-, 3- and 4-word clusters. Many of the keywords…mehr

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The objectives of this study are to identify keywords most frequently used in insurance research articles, and to explore the patterns of collocations of the keywords used in insurance research articles.The results derived from the present study through a corpus-based analysis method revealed a list of keywords which were frequently used in the field of insurance. From the selected top one hundred keywords, the collocates to each keyword were identified. Only collocations that met specified criteria were selected and categorised into lists of 2-, 3- and 4-word clusters. Many of the keywords and collocations found in this present study could be useful to ESP learners and teachers who are involved in the field of insurance. The findings obtained from this research could be adapted to classroom materials and also references. Keywords in the field of insurance and their collocational behaviours found in this study would be beneficial to insurance students, teaching professionals, andmaterial designers in the field of insurance.
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Tanu Khamphairoh obtained a B.A. in Business English at Assumption University, Thailand in 2006. He completed his Master degree in English for Specific Purposes from Kasetsart University, Thailand in 2012. His main interest is corpus linguistics.