Motion Encoding Lexicalization Patterns: Portuguese and English Learners
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Costa-Silva, Jean, 2022,
Motion Encoding Lexicalization Patterns: Portuguese and English Learners, LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ digital library at the Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics (ÚFAL),
http://hdl.handle.net/11372/LRT-5133.
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Data collector: Jean Costa Silva (University of Georgia)
Date of collection: September-December 2022
Manner of collection: Online questionnaire via Qualtrics
Funding: No
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*************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** General Information: Data collector: Jean Costa Silva (University of Georgia) Date of collection: September-December 2022 Manner of collection: Online questionnaire via Qualtrics Funding: No *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Participants (192): L1 speakers of English (n=30): monolingual or not conversational in a Romance language L1 speakers of Portuguese L2 learners of English (n=83): Elementary (n=41), Intermediate (n=15) and Advanced (n=27) L1 speakers of Portuguese (n=20): monolingual or not conversational in a Germanic or Slavic language L1 speakers of English - L2 learners of Portuguese (n=59): Elementary (n=45), Intermediate (n=10) and Advanced (n=4). *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Recruitment: Social media announcements Collaboration with higher education institutions in southeast Brazil, east and south United States *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Proficiency measurements: Self-reported proficiency test designed by Dr. Paula Winke and Dr. Susan Gass from Michigan State University (https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6hVFcyfYXkyW1sF) Five bands of proficiency: Level 1: Novice Low to Novice High Level 2: Novice High to Intermediate Mid Level 3: Intermediate Mid to Advanced Low Level 4: Intermediate High to Advanced Mid Level 5: Advanced Mid to Superior ***************************************************************************************************************** . . .
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