Table 1.2 Lexical Assessments used in Experiment 2
Pre-test measures
1. Test of prior lexical knowledge
2. The target vocabulary pre-test
Post-test measures
|
Control vocabulary post-test__________ |
_____Target vocabulary post-tests_____________ |
|
!.Multiple choice test |
1. Naming task 2. Multiple choice task 3. Association task 4. Contrast task 5. Definition task 6.Short questions task (Categorisation 7. Story generation task__________________ |
Chapter 8 gives an overview of the results from the present study and a general
discussion of the findings in relation to the theoretical background and relevant
experimental evidence. The chapter concludes with a proposal towards a model for lexical
acquisition from context, implications of the present study for lexical acquisition, as well
as the limitations of the current piece of work and suggestions for further research.
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