
handle: 11571/1239508
This special issue brings forward new insights on the brain changes following second language instruction. The fundamental research question of the extent to which different teaching-related variables impact patterns of brain adaptation in adult learners is addressed. The articles contribute to a new field of experimental language research dubbed ‘the neurocognition of the teaching/acquisition interface.’
learning, Languages and Area Studies, /dk/atira/pure/core/subjects/lang_area, neurocognition, ERPs, teaching
learning, Languages and Area Studies, /dk/atira/pure/core/subjects/lang_area, neurocognition, ERPs, teaching
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