Titlebook: Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages; Rosa María Jiménez Catalán Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Zur Psychologie des Sammelns und JagensForeign language learning in primary and secondary schools shares common characteristics worldwide. It takes place in the formal context of a classroom, it follows a syllabus, learners accomplish tasks in order to achieve learning objectives and receive marks on the basis of their scores on language tests.

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Gender Tendencies in EFL across Vocabulary TestsForeign language learning in primary and secondary schools shares common characteristics worldwide. It takes place in the formal context of a classroom, it follows a syllabus, learners accomplish tasks in order to achieve learning objectives and receive marks on the basis of their scores on language tests.

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Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages

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Gender and L1 Influence on EFL Learners’ Lexiconsociolinguistic egalitarian processes such as globalization, a natural sequence of SL development (Ellis, 1985:71), genre conventions or social roles, just to mention a few. These opposing forces must be necessarily reflected on the learners’ lexical competence, which would display similarities and

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Exploring the Role of Gender in Lexical Creationsation of gender differences in productive vocabulary use as regards the particular aspect of the creation of new, innovative lexical items are scarce. The present research intends to fill this gap in the literature. Then, the study conducted to explore gender differences in the production of lexical

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Boys’ and Girls’ L2 Word AssociationsMoreno, 2005; Moreno, 2009); (iii) computer simulations to identify L2 lexical networks (see Wilks and Meara, 2002; Wilks .., 2005); and (iv) comparative studies to identify tendencies in the word associations elicited by: (a) male and female learners (S?kmen, 1993; Jimenez and Moreno, 2004); (b) na