James Rogers | Vocabulary Learning and Instruction

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Vocabulary Learning and Instruction
Volume 4, Number 2
December 2015
doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.7820/vli.v04.2.2187-2759

Articles	Pages
Letter from the Editor Raymond Stubbe	iv
A Japanese Word Association Database of English George Higginbotham, Ian Munby and John P. Racine	1-20	pdf
On Using Corpus Frequency, Dispersion, and Chronological Data to Help Identify Useful Collocations James Rogers, et al.	21-37	pdf
Replacing Translation Tests With Yes/No Tests Raymond Stubbe	38-48	pdf
Commentary
Low-Confidence Responses on the Vocabulary Size Test Paul Hutchinson	49-51	pdf
*Four SLA PhD programs*
Cardiff University PhD Program in Applied Linguistics (Lexical Studies)	52-55
Carnegie Mellon University Doctoral Program in Second Language Acquisition, Department of Modern Languages	56-58
The University of Nottingham Vocabulary Research Group	59-63
Victoria University of Wellington PhD in Applied Linguistics, Second Language Vocabulary Acquisition	64-65

Articles	Pages
Letter from the Editor Raymond Stubbe	iv
Vocabulary Research in the Modern Language Journal: A Bibliometric Analysis Paul M. Meara	1-28	pdf
Do Japanese Students Overestimate or Underestimate Their Knowledge of English Loanwords More than Non-loanwords on YesNo Vocabulary Tests? Raymond Stubbe	29-43	pdf
Is the Vocabulary Level of the Reading Section of the TOEFL Internet-Based Test Beyond the Lexical Level of Japanese Senior High School Students? Masaya Kaneko	44-50	pdf
A Methodology for Identification of the Formulaic Language Most Representative of High-frequency Collocations James Rogers, Chris Brizzard, Frank Daulton, Cosmin Florescu, Ian MacLean, Kayo Mimura, John O’Donoghue, Masaya Okamoto, Gordon Reid, & Yoshiaki Shimada	51-65	pdf
Commentary Reaction Time Methodologies and Lexical Access in Applied Linguistics John P. Racine	66-70	pdf

Vocabulary Learning and Instruction