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... variables are allowing some persons to be quite successful second language learners after puberty . These variables may in most cases lie outside the cogni- tive domain entirely , perhaps more centrally in the affective — or emotional ...
... variables are allowing some persons to be quite successful second language learners after puberty . These variables may in most cases lie outside the cogni- tive domain entirely , perhaps more centrally in the affective — or emotional ...
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... variables in the learning of a foreign language . It should by now be apparent that cognitive variables alone represent a quagmire of factors that must be channeled into an understanding of the total second language acquisi- tion ...
... variables in the learning of a foreign language . It should by now be apparent that cognitive variables alone represent a quagmire of factors that must be channeled into an understanding of the total second language acquisi- tion ...
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... variables comes to bear on second language learning : imitation , modeling , identification , empathy , extroversion , aggression , styles of communication , and others . Two of these variables , chosen for their relevance to a global ...
... variables comes to bear on second language learning : imitation , modeling , identification , empathy , extroversion , aggression , styles of communication , and others . Two of these variables , chosen for their relevance to a global ...
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