Marina Sokolova

Marina Sokolova
  • PhD in Second Language Acquisition and Processing (UK); MA in Second Language Studies (USA); PhD in English Literature (Russia); MA in Linguistics (Russia))
  • Post-doctoral researcher at Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Introduction
Marina Sokolova currently works as MSCA research fellow at NTNU. Marina does research on comprehension and production of sentences with code-switching by non-balanced adult multilinguals. Their current project is 'Non-Native Language Processing and Production.'
Current institution
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Current position
  • Post-doctoral researcher

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Publications (5)
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This volume brings together empirical studies and keynote addresses presented at the 15th Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition conference hosted by the University of Nevada, Reno in 2019. The studies selected for the volume reflect how the latest developments in generative syntactic theory and psycholinguistic methodologies have imp...
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Aims and objectives The study investigates human sentence processing and argues that information from multiple sources is considered equally in native and non-native languages. Non-syntactic information does not overrule the parsing decisions prompted by syntactic cues. Methodology The experiment used ambiguous relative clauses (RC) in a self-pace...
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The article investigates non-native sentence processing and examines the existing scholarly approaches to L2 processing with a population of L3 learners of English, whose native language is Russian. In a self-paced reading experiment, native speakers of Russian and English, as well as (low) intermediate L3 learners of English, read ambiguous relati...
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Introduction: the paper investigates cross-linguistic influences between the two previously learnt languages and their effects on classroom L3 acquisition. The study checks the predictions of the existing theories of mechanisms of transfer into the L3 attested for naturalistic learners. The main predictions get confirmed with the population of clas...
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John Milton's translations of psalms played an important role in the formation of his individual literary style. Milton understood his literary works as the way to worship by God pronouncing his poetic prayers. He recast the texts of some psalms of David in a poetic form but his translations of psalms in fact were the author's "poetic interpretatio...

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