Teresa Quesada- PhD
- Assistant Professor at University of Granada
Teresa Quesada
- PhD
- Assistant Professor at University of Granada
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Introduction
I hold a PhD in SLA and Bilingualism at the University of Granada. I am a member of the ANACOREX project. I am interested in SLA triangulating different methods: corpus and experimental (reaction time, eye tracking). My current focus is on the acquisition and processing of Anaphora Resolution in adult L2ers (L1 Spa-L2 Eng vs. L1 Ger-L2 Eng, and L1 Spa-L2 Eng vs. L1 Eng-L2 Spa).
Current institution
Additional affiliations
November 2023 - February 2025
August 2020 - September 2020
October 2020 - March 2022
Education
October 2017 - December 2021
University of Granada
Field of study
- PhD in Second Language Acquisition
October 2016 - September 2017
September 2012 - July 2016
Publications
Publications (19)
This study investigates the acquisition of anaphora resolution (AR) in Spanish as a second language (L2). According to the Position of Antecedent Strategy (PAS), in native Spanish null pronominal subjects are biased toward subject antecedents, whereas overt pronominal subjects show a “flexible” bias (typically toward non-subject but also toward sub...
Anaphora Resolution (AR) is a pervasive phenomenon in natural languages. AR relates to how referring expressions (REs) (e.g., null/overt subject pronouns, and NPs) corefer with their antecedents in discourse. We use corpus methods to simultaneously compare AR in two null-subject languages (Spanish vs. Greek). We analyse a Spanish-native sample (CED...
Referential expressions (REs) have been investigated in L2 English but to date there is no single study that systematically and simultaneously analyzes the development and acquisition of the multiple factors that constrain the choice of REs in natural discourse production. We investigate L1 Spanish–L2 English learners across three proficiency level...
