AbstractSelf-repairs, or revisions of speech that speakers themselves initiate and complete (Salonen & Laakso, 2009), have long been associated with second language (L2) development (e.g., Kormos, 2000a). To our knowledge, however, no research has looked at the evolution of self-repair correctness patterns, that is, the correctness of elements targeted for repair and the correctness of the repair outcomes. Consequently, the present study sought to investigate changes in the self-repair behaviour of English-speaking L2 learners of French over the course of a 5-week period and to verify whether any changes occurred over time. Speech samples of the L2 were collected from 50 adult participants through an elicited narration task at the begin...
The current study investigates self-repairs in the speech of three groups of Russian speakers: monol...
This paper scrutinizes the factors affecting L1 and L2 speech fluency, focusing particularly on self...
The study explores the psycholinguistic processes underlying L2 self-repair behavior by means of ana...
Self-repairs, or revisions of speech that speakers themselves initiate and complete (Salonen & Laaks...
This paper reports a study that investigated self-corrections in spontaneous oral narratives. Sevent...
Self-repairs have been the subject of investigation in a number of research areas, notably psycholin...
Self-repair is the change(s) a speaker makes to his/her ongoing speech due to any concern in talk. P...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
In psycholinguistic research the exact level of language selection in bilingual lexical acce...
This small-scale study compares some features of L2 speakers’ self-repair with the self-repair of L1...
The use of communication strategies (CS) varies among second language (L2) learners. According to re...
Among the typical features of spoken language, self-repairs occur when speakers detect something uns...
This dissertation presents microanalyses of same-turn self-initiated self-repair practices employed ...
AbstractSince self-repair represents a phenomenon that has not been investigated for Spanish and Por...
This paper presents a cognitive theory on the production and shaping of self-repairs during speaking...
The current study investigates self-repairs in the speech of three groups of Russian speakers: monol...
This paper scrutinizes the factors affecting L1 and L2 speech fluency, focusing particularly on self...
The study explores the psycholinguistic processes underlying L2 self-repair behavior by means of ana...
Self-repairs, or revisions of speech that speakers themselves initiate and complete (Salonen & Laaks...
This paper reports a study that investigated self-corrections in spontaneous oral narratives. Sevent...
Self-repairs have been the subject of investigation in a number of research areas, notably psycholin...
Self-repair is the change(s) a speaker makes to his/her ongoing speech due to any concern in talk. P...
There is a need for more precise descriptions of disfluency markers in the actual oral dialogic prod...
In psycholinguistic research the exact level of language selection in bilingual lexical acce...
This small-scale study compares some features of L2 speakers’ self-repair with the self-repair of L1...
The use of communication strategies (CS) varies among second language (L2) learners. According to re...
Among the typical features of spoken language, self-repairs occur when speakers detect something uns...
This dissertation presents microanalyses of same-turn self-initiated self-repair practices employed ...
AbstractSince self-repair represents a phenomenon that has not been investigated for Spanish and Por...
This paper presents a cognitive theory on the production and shaping of self-repairs during speaking...
The current study investigates self-repairs in the speech of three groups of Russian speakers: monol...
This paper scrutinizes the factors affecting L1 and L2 speech fluency, focusing particularly on self...
The study explores the psycholinguistic processes underlying L2 self-repair behavior by means of ana...