A thinker argued against the ";need hypothesis"; of this process by citing Garrison Keillor's description of a person threatened with being thrown out of a helicopter.
A thinker argued against the ";need hypothesis"; of this process by citing Garrison Keillor's description of a person threatened with being thrown out of a helicopter. Richard Schmidt wrote a 1990 article about the role of consciousness in this process, in which he argues that his Noticing Hypothesis implies that awareness is needed for this process to occur. The errors that occur during this process were analyzed by Pit Corder. Michael Long developed the interaction theory of this process based on Stephen Krashen, who posited that this process is hampered by the ";affective filter"; caused by negative emotions like anxiety. Krashen's theory is called the Monitor Model of this process, which can result in a phenomenon called ";fossilization."; This process can occur by five stagesÂ—preproduction or the ";silent period,"; early production, emergence, intermediate fluency, and advanced fluency. For 10 points, name this process by which a person obtains a new grammar and vocabulary.
A thinker argued against the ";need hypothesis"; of this process by citing Garrison Keillor's description of a person threatened with being thrown out of a helicopter.
second language acquisition [or SLA or L2 or functional equivalents like ―learning a new language‖ or ―learning a second language‖ Â– PROMPT on just learning a language ]