Input Modification in Second Language Vocabulary Acquisition - Moradian, Mahmood Reza
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This book, reviewing the previous literature on input simplification, elaboration, and enhancement as the three major types of input modification, reports the results of an empirical research about the effects of explicit and implicit lexical elaboration and typographical enhancement alone and in combination on L2 vocabulary acquisition. The book also reviews critically the input modification studies in Iran. Input modification studies, as the book discusses, enjoy a rich theoretical background. Such studies are mostly discussed in the context of second language acquisition theories such as…mehr

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This book, reviewing the previous literature on input simplification, elaboration, and enhancement as the three major types of input modification, reports the results of an empirical research about the effects of explicit and implicit lexical elaboration and typographical enhancement alone and in combination on L2 vocabulary acquisition. The book also reviews critically the input modification studies in Iran. Input modification studies, as the book discusses, enjoy a rich theoretical background. Such studies are mostly discussed in the context of second language acquisition theories such as Krashen's Input Hypothesis, Long's Interaction Hypothesis, Schmidt's Noticing Hypothesis, Sharwood Smith's Consciousness- Raising, Language Awareness, Limited Processing Capacity Theory, and Incidental Learning, which the book reviews in brief.
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Autorenporträt
Mahmood R. Moradian holds a Ph.D. in TEFL from Allame Tabatabäe, Tehran,, Iran. He currently heads the English Department at Lorestan University, Iran and has been teaching at Lorestan University for eight years. His main interest is Second Language Acquisition, Contrastive Rhetoric, and Philosophy of Language.