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Lag effects in grammar learning: A desirable difficulties perspective
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This paper examined lag effects in the learning of second language (L2) grammar. Moreover, following the Desirable Difficulty Framework for L2 practice, the present study investigated whether lag effects could be explained by other sources of difficulty. Using digital flashcards, 117 English language learners (aged 10–18) learned two grammatical structures over two different sessions at a 1-day or 7-day intersession interval (ISI). Learners’ performance was analyzed at two retention intervals (RIs) of 7 and 28 days, respectively. Linguistic difficulty was compared by examining two different structures, while learner-related difficulty was analyzed by comparing learners who differed in terms of age, proficiency, and time required to complete the training. Results showed no main effect of ISI, a main effect of RI, and a small but significant ISI × RI interaction. Linguistic difficulty and age did not interact with ISI or RI. However, longer lags led to significantly higher scores for faster learners and learners of higher proficiency, while shorter lags promoted significantly higher scores for slower learners and learners of lower proficiency. The findings provide some support for the Desirable Difficulty Framework in its potential to explain L2 lag effects.
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SERFATY, Jonathan, SERRANO SERRANO, Raquel. Lag effects in grammar learning: A desirable difficulties perspective. _Applied Psycholinguistics_. 2022. Vol. 43, núm. 3, pàgs. 513-550. [consulta: 7 de febrer de 2026]. ISSN: 0142-7164. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/216425]