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IMPLICATIONS OF APTITUDE TEST RESEARCH AND PSYCHOLINGUISTIC THEORY FOR FOREIGN-LANGUAGE TEACHING

  • JOHN B. CARROLL
From the journal Linguistics
https://doi.org/10.1515/ling.1973.11.112.5
Published Online: 2009-11-20
Published in Print: 1973

Walter de Gruyter

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Linguistics
Linguistics
Volume 11 Issue 112
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IMPLICATIONS OF APTITUDE TEST RESEARCH AND PSYCHOLINGUISTIC THEORY FOR FOREIGN-LANGUAGE TEACHING
EXPLORING SOME PROPERTIES OF FOREIGN-LANGUAGE UTTERANCES THAT CONTROL THEIR COMPREHENSION
VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN THE CLASSROOM — A CASE FOR APPLIED PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
THE FUNCTION OF COVERT ORAL BEHAVIOR (‘SILENT SPEECH’) DURING SILENT READING
SPEECH NORM AS SOCIAL NORM
VALIDITY OF THE P/S CRITERION FOR CLASSIFYING ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES: TWO EXPERIMENTS
THE SYNTAXES OF BODILY COMMUNICATION
IS A ‘SOCIO-PSYCHOLINGUISTICS’ NECESSARY?
THE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (KONSTANZ, JULY 1971)
TWO MOSCOW CENTERS OF PSYCHOLINGUISTICS
REVIEWS
AGENDA AND NOTES
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