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Types and Frequencies of Lexical Processing Strategies Used by the Subjects

Types and Frequencies of Lexical Processing Strategies Used by the Subjects

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Figure 1. Classification of Lexical Processing Strategies Based on...
Figure 2. Cognitive Process of Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition
Figure 3. Types and Frequencies of Lexical Processing Strategies Used...
Summary of the Participants' Condition
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The Effects of Top-down and Bottom-up Cognitive Processes in Chinese EFL Learners’ Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition
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  • Nov 2023
This study analyzed the correlation between the incidental acquisition of vocabulary using different processing strategies during reading by 56 native Chinese-speaking students studying English at a university in China. Based on top-down and bottom-up cognitive processes, the study discussed the lexical processing strategies employed by the partici...
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... the participants' verbal reports, it was clear that they generally used four types of lexical processing strategies during reading comprehension. Figure 3 shows a comparison of the frequency of processing strategies used by the participants during the reading comprehension task. ...
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... we can see in Figure 3, the most frequently used lexical processing strategy in this study was "inferring word meaning", which accounted for 35.3% of all lexical processing strategies, i.e., 2,068 times. The second most frequently used lexical processing strategy was "ignoring word meaning" (1,933 times). ...