The Students’ Perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis on Collocation Learning

The purposes of the study were to explore the students’ perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) and to investigate the perceptions of their collocation learning under the ILH. The ILH is proposed by Laufer and Hulstijin (2001) claimed its effect on vocabulary learning and retention due...

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Main Authors: Nathaya Un-udom, Sukhum Wasuntarasophit
Format: Article
Language:Thai
Published: Mahasarakham University 2021-12-01
Series:Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Mahasarakham University
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description The purposes of the study were to explore the students’ perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) and to investigate the perceptions of their collocation learning under the ILH. The ILH is proposed by Laufer and Hulstijin (2001) claimed its effect on vocabulary learning and retention due to its elements of the hypothesis. Six first-year English major students studying in a university in Thailand took the semi-structured interviews. Prior to the interview, the students were asked to do collocation exercises developed based on the ILH. The students needed to study collocations in the learning materials which contained the sentence examples and a page of the collocation in the Oxford Collocation Dictionary to finish the exercises. The result revealed a positive perception of learning collocation based on the ILH. The discussion was made based on the students’ reflections on the ILH and collocation learning from the learning materials.
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spelling doaj.art-1b8200df01b74a8fb9620eaa228c6c0e2023-05-25T09:09:28ZthaMahasarakham UniversityJournal of Humanities and Social Sciences Mahasarakham University2672-97332021-12-014062535The Students’ Perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis on Collocation LearningNathaya Un-udom0Sukhum Wasuntarasophit1Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen UniversityFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen UniversityThe purposes of the study were to explore the students’ perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis (ILH) and to investigate the perceptions of their collocation learning under the ILH. The ILH is proposed by Laufer and Hulstijin (2001) claimed its effect on vocabulary learning and retention due to its elements of the hypothesis. Six first-year English major students studying in a university in Thailand took the semi-structured interviews. Prior to the interview, the students were asked to do collocation exercises developed based on the ILH. The students needed to study collocations in the learning materials which contained the sentence examples and a page of the collocation in the Oxford Collocation Dictionary to finish the exercises. The result revealed a positive perception of learning collocation based on the ILH. The discussion was made based on the students’ reflections on the ILH and collocation learning from the learning materials.https://hujmsu.msu.ac.th/pdfsplit.php?p=MTY0MjU2NDUwNy5wZGZ8MjYtMzY=collocationperceptionsthe involvement load hypothesiscollocation learning
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The Students’ Perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis on Collocation Learning
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collocation learning
title The Students’ Perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis on Collocation Learning
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title_fullStr The Students’ Perceptions of the Involvement Load Hypothesis on Collocation Learning
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perceptions
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