Stephen Krashen - Language Acquisition

What is the monitor hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen?

• The monitor hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen suggests that language acquisition is a purely unconscious process.

• The monitor hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen suggests that the acquired system has no role in language production.

• The monitor hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen suggests that language acquisition is solely dependent on conscious learning.

• The monitor hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen suggests that the role of conscious learning is limited in language acquisition and that the acquired system is responsible for fluent and natural language production.

What are the subtopics covered in Stephen Krashen's monitor hypothesis?

• acquisition-learning hypothesis, natural order hypothesis, input hypothesis, affective filter hypothesis, output hypothesis

• acquisition-learning hypothesis, natural order hypothesis, input hypothesis, affective filter hypothesis, monitor hypothesis

• acquisition-learning hypothesis, natural order hypothesis, input hypothesis, affective filter hypothesis, comprehensible input hypothesis

• acquisition-learning hypothesis, natural order hypothesis, input hypothesis, affective filter hypothesis, interaction hypothesis

Which stephen krashen's hypothesis focuses on language acquisition?

• Input Hypothesis

• Natural Order Hypothesis

• Monitor Hypothesis

• Affective Filter Hypothesis

What is the input hypothesis proposed by Stephen Krashen?

• The input hypothesis

• The interaction hypothesis

• The processing hypothesis

• The output hypothesis

What is the main idea behind Stephen Krashen's monitor hypothesis?

• The main idea behind Stephen Krashen's monitor hypothesis is that language learners rely solely on their intuition to correct and edit their language production.

• Language learners have an internal monitor that helps them correct and edit their language production.

• Language learners do not have a monitor to help them correct and edit their language production.

• Language learners have an external monitor that helps them correct and edit their language production.

According to Stephen Krashen, what is the role of conscious learning in language acquisition?

• Minor role

• Major role

• No role

• Equal role

What are the three main components of Stephen Krashen's monitor hypothesis?

• comprehensible input hypothesis

• affective filter hypothesis

• acquisition-learning hypothesis, natural order hypothesis, input hypothesis

• monitor hypothesis hypothesis

What is the relationship between the input hypothesis and the monitor hypothesis?

• The input hypothesis and the monitor hypothesis are theories in second language acquisition.

• The input hypothesis and the monitor hypothesis are both theories in cognitive psychology.

• The input hypothesis and the monitor hypothesis are unrelated concepts.

• The input hypothesis is a theory in second language acquisition, while the monitor hypothesis is a theory in first language acquisition.

What are the criticisms of Stephen Krashen's monitor hypothesis?

• The monitor hypothesis is applicable to all language learners.

• The criticisms include lack of empirical evidence, overemphasis on conscious learning, and limited applicability.

• The monitor hypothesis is supported by extensive empirical evidence.

• The monitor hypothesis does not consider the role of conscious learning.

How does Stephen Krashen define language acquisition?

• The conscious process of memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules.

• The process of learning a language through formal instruction and practice.

• The process of acquiring language skills through imitation and repetition.

• The subconscious process of acquiring language skills through exposure to comprehensible input.