Erlita Rusnaningtias (2001) A Study On The Organization Of First And Second Language Vocabulary Storage In Long-term Memory Through Semantic Network Structure. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

Leaming new words continues throughout a person's lifetime, especially in societies where there are always new objects being invented. new ideas requiring new labels, even new words for old things. In fact, the capacity of human beings for learning new languages is not limited to one language. These people, indeed, can be bilingual or multilingual. Just imagine, how many words proficient stored in their memory, especially in their Long-Term Memory in which fast amounts of words and their infonnation last for very long periods of time and might sometimes be retrieved. Here, the writer is interested in studying on how the fast amounts of words and their information are stored in the LTM. Besides, the writer also intends to test hypothesis based on the assumption on the vocabulary size and their accessibility to be connected to each other as in an atomic network. For this case, the writer used semantic network structure as a tool to find the answer.

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