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Attention and second language speech production : the relationship between attention and the production of self-initiated self-repairs

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Table 3.15  Means and standard deviations for  attention-management and L2  proficiency according to  high and  law attention-management capacity  groups  ..........
Figure  1.1  Visual  representation based on the Wickens '  model of attention  ......
Figure 1.1. Visual  rep•·esentation  based on the Wickens'  mod el of attention 2
Figure 1.2.  Illustration  based on  Levelt's 1999 speech production  model
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