37.2959, Books: Turn-Taking in Second Language Acquisition: Nottbeck (2026)
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Subject: 37.2959, Books: Turn-Taking in Second Language Acquisition: Nottbeck (2026)
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Date: 15-Sep-2026
From: Karin Plijnaar [karin.plijnaar at benjamins.nl]
Subject: Turn-Taking in Second Language Acquisition: Nottbeck (2026)
Title: Turn-Taking in Second Language Acquisition
Subtitle: The role of prosody in turn-end prediction
Series Title: Processability Approaches to Language Acquisition
Research & Teaching 10
Publication Year: 2026
Publisher: John Benjamins
http://www.benjamins.com/
Book URL: https://benjamins.com/catalog/palart.10
Author(s): Emilia Nottbeck
eBook ISBN: 9789027243638 Pages: 264 Price: Europe EURO 130.00
eBook ISBN: 9789027243638 Pages: 264 Price: U.K. £ 109.00
eBook ISBN: 9789027243638 Pages: 264 Price: U.S. $ 169.00
Hardback ISBN: 9789027237576 Pages: 264 Price: Europe EURO 130.00
Hardback ISBN: 9789027237576 Pages: 264 Price: Europe EURO 137.80
Hardback ISBN: 9789027237576 Pages: 264 Price: U.K. £ 109.00
Hardback ISBN: 9789027237576 Pages: 264 Price: U.S. $ 169.00
Abstract:
This volume investigates to what extent second language learners of
English anticipate the end of a speaker’s turn during turn-taking and
what role prosodic cues play in this process. Drawing on two
reaction-time experiments that partially replicate earlier turn-taking
studies, it compares native speakers with learners of English at
different PT-defined developmental stages. In particular, it examines
whether beginning and advanced learners rely on prosodic cues in ways
comparable to native speakers across different English question types.
The findings show that prosody facilitates turn-end prediction in L2
learners, but that its contribution varies by question type and
developmental proficiency. By integrating turn-taking research with
Processability Theory, the volume advances current debates on
predictive comprehension, prosody, and interaction in SLA. It will be
of interest to scholars and graduate students in second language
acquisition, psycholinguistics, discourse and interaction, and speech
prosody.
Written In: English (eng, stan1293)
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