Research Symposium

23rd annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 6, 2023

Logan Jones He/Him Poster Session 3: 2:45 pm - 3:45 pm/ Poster #16


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BIO


My name is Logan Jones and I am a Junior at Florida State University majoring in Management Information Systems and minoring in Economics. On campus I am involved with the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program. I plan on taking the LSAT in the fall and hope to attend law school. My future goal is to become a corporate lawyer.

Learning a Second Language Subconsciously

Authors: Logan Jones, Dr. Shaofeng Li
Student Major: Management Information Systems
Mentor: Dr. Shaofeng Li
Mentor's Department: Foreign and Second Language Education
Mentor's College: College of Education
Co-Presenters: Brooke Engler, Darius Frazier, Reese Riezinger, Shawny Nicolas, Stephanie Kulenguskey

Abstract


Second language learning is taught in the majority of schools across the globe in order to communicate and collaborate with one another. This study looks into one specific type: unconscious learning. In the data collection stage, participants in China, who have learned English in many different ways, were surveyed. The participants all looked at the same graphics put in front of them and then told the story they saw in their own words, in English. These results were then taken and rated on 2 factors: comprehensibility and accentedness. The results are then going to be analyzed and compared. The goal is to discover the influence that unconscious second language acquisition has on the language learning process and how these results differ from those in a traditional learning environment.

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Keywords: language learning conscious