Talks and presentations

• Maie & Yi. (2023, October). Individual differences in L2 intuitions of phrasal frequency and association strength. Presented at 2023 Vocabulary SIG Symposium. [Download]
• Maie & Godfroid (2023, August). Testing the three stage model of L2 skill acquisition. The 32nd Conference of the European Second Language Association. [Download]
• Maie (2023, June). Testing the three stage model of L2 skill acquisition. 2023 Symposium of Japan Second Language Acquisition Research Forum . [Download]
• Kremmel, Chen, Gao, Hui, Ma, Maie, Puimège, & Rogers (2023, March). L1 effects on incidental vocabulary learning through bimodal input: A multisite replication of Malone (2018). American Association for Applied Linguistics 2023. [Download]
• Kim, Maie, Suga, Miller & Hui (2022, March). Revisiting learning without awareness with academic and non-academic samples: An individual differecnes study. Paper presentedat American Association for Applied Linguistics 2022. [Download]
• Maie (2021, March). Arbitrary choices, arbitrary results: A multiverse analysis of L2 reaction time data. Paper presented for American Association for Applied Linguistics 2021. [Download]
• Maie (2020, November). Testing skill acquisition stages in language learning: A case of vocabulary learning and practice. Invited to the PhD student workshop in ESRC-JSLARF Symposium 2020. [Download]
• Maie & Ma (2020, September). Investigating the relationship between TOEFL scores and international students’ academic success: A meta-analysis. Paper presented at Second Language Research Forum 2020. [Download]
• Maie (2020, March). Eyeing acceptability judgment task: Automaticity moderates different L2 knowledge and processing.Paper accepted for American Association for Applied Linguistics 2020. [Download]
• Maie (2019, September). Does automaticity moderate different types of L2 knowledge use in grammaticality judgments? An eye-tracking study. Paper presented at Second Language Research Forum 2019. [Download]
• Maie (2019, March). Demystifying the complexity of individual differences under incidental conditions: A conceptual replication and extension. Paper presented at American Association for Applied Linguistics 2019. [Download]
• Maie & DeKeyser (2018, September). Beyond boundaries: Combining methodological approaches to research on acquisition of explicit and implicit knowledge under an incidental condition. Paper presented at Second Language Research Forum 2018. [Download]
• Maie & Salen (2018, March). Task-based analysis of target discourse in media weather forecasts. Paper presented at TESOL 2018 International Convention & English Language Expo. [Download]