Language, Bände 26-31George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... learning so far con- ceived . One of the experiments suggested by the model is outlined in the next section , Jenkins and Newmark's An Experimental Analogue for Studying Lan- guage Learning . The essential feature of the design is an ...
... learning so far con- ceived . One of the experiments suggested by the model is outlined in the next section , Jenkins and Newmark's An Experimental Analogue for Studying Lan- guage Learning . The essential feature of the design is an ...
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... learning aptitude , arrived at the following conclusions : ( 1 ) that beyond a certain point , increased intellectual capacity adds little to language learning ; ( 2 ) that certain nonin- tellectual factors , such as personality and ...
... learning aptitude , arrived at the following conclusions : ( 1 ) that beyond a certain point , increased intellectual capacity adds little to language learning ; ( 2 ) that certain nonin- tellectual factors , such as personality and ...
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... learning . An analysis of the primary operations involved in learning language offers considerable insight into the processes of speech . Since language is essentially symbolic , its use involves the generation and reception of signals ...
... learning . An analysis of the primary operations involved in learning language offers considerable insight into the processes of speech . Since language is essentially symbolic , its use involves the generation and reception of signals ...
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