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Generation and L2 learning: an investigation into generation as a desirable difficulty in L2 learning contexts among university learners in Japan
This thesis investigated the efficacy of Generation used as a desirable difficulty (DD) in a second language (L2) context. This was a modular thesis that consisted of three modules, the present module being the third and final. Building upon an initial study conducted in Module Two, this final modul
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