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list of contributors vii
acknowledgments xi
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introduction 1
graeme porte
part i the case for replication studies 19
1 why (or why not), when, and how to replicate research 20
alison mackey
2 replication in published applied linguistics research:
a historical perspective 47
charlene polio
3 statistical significance tests and result generalizability:
issues, misconceptions, and a case for replication 95
hossein nassaji
4 replication, meta-analysis, and generalizability 120
luke plonsky
part ii replication studies in graduate programs 139
5 practical methods for teaching replication to applied
linguistics students 140
rebekha
abbuhl
6 conducting replication studies: lessons from a graduate program 157
tess fitzpatrick
part iii replication studies in practice 179
7 writing up a replication report 180
james dean br
own
8 negotiated interaction in the l2 classroom: an approximate
replication 207
johannes eckerth
9 the effect of task-induced involvement on l2 vocabulary acquisition:
an approximate replication
of hulstijn and laufer (2001) 238
susanne rott
10 concluding remarks: the way forward 279
graeme porte
author index 288
subject index 295