1992
DOI: 10.1037/0022-0663.84.4.520
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Keyword mnemonic and retention of second-language vocabulary words.

Abstract: Use of the keyword mnemonic has been shown to substantially increase learning speed and immediate recall of 2nd-language vocabulary words in comparison with other learning strategies. Although the majority of researchers examining long-term retention of material acquired through the keyword method have concluded that these gains are maintained over time, most have relied on experimental designs based on within-subject comparisons. However, within-subject comparisons of retention over time are confounded by bot… Show more

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“…Research on this issue was conducted by Wang, Thomas and Ouellette (1992), and Wang and Thomas (1995). Participants in the first investigation studied new words either with the keyword method or in rote rehearsal; participants in the second investigation studied new words either with the keyword method or with a nonmnemonic (i.e., semantic-context) strategy.…”
Section: Long-term Retention and The Use Of Immediate Posttests In Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research on this issue was conducted by Wang, Thomas and Ouellette (1992), and Wang and Thomas (1995). Participants in the first investigation studied new words either with the keyword method or in rote rehearsal; participants in the second investigation studied new words either with the keyword method or with a nonmnemonic (i.e., semantic-context) strategy.…”
Section: Long-term Retention and The Use Of Immediate Posttests In Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existe un grupo de trabajos en los que la MPC es más eficaz que otros métodos a largo plazo (Carney & Levin, 1988;Zhang & Schumm, 2000;Campos et al, 2010;2011;Saricoban & Basibek, 2012;Tavakoli & Gerami, 2013;Siriganjanavong, 2013), pero también existen trabajos donde la eficacia a largo plazo del método se cuestiona (Wang et al, 1992;Wang & Thomas, 1995;Thomas & Wang, 1996;Wieczynski & Blick, 1996;vanHell & Mahn, 1997;Campos et al, 2003).…”
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“…Existen trabajos donde la MPC obtuvo mejores resultados que el método de repetición (Wang et al, 1992;Wang & Thomas, 1995;Carney & Levin, 1998;Zhang & Schumm, 2000;Campos et al, 2004;2010), y trabajos en los que el método de repetición es superior (Wang et al, 1992;Thomas & Wang, 1996;vanHell & Mahn, 1997;Campos et al, 2003). Wang et al (1992) observaron que cuando el número de exposiciones a las palabras aumentaba, la ejecución del grupo de repetición era mejor que el de la MPC. También se encontró que la MPC tiene una ratio de olvido superior al método de repetición (Wang et al, 1992;Wang et al, 1993).…”
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