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Introduction
1. Status of listening in foreign language learning
2. Status of transfer in foreign language learning
3. Transfer in listening comprehension
Ⅰ. Listening process analysis
1.1. Concepts of listening
1.1.1. Introduction to information-based processing
1.1.2. Introduction to inferencing-based approaches
1.1.3. Definition of listening
1.2. The ways in which listeners decode utterances
1.2.1. Models of listening processing
1.2.2. Auditory perception
1.2.3. Linguistic recognition
Ⅱ. Theoretical background of transfer
2.1. The Definition of transfer
2.2. The classification of transfer
2.2.1. Positive transfer
2.2.2. Negative transfer
2.3. Levels where transfer occurs
2.4. Factors resulting in transfer
2.4.1. Markedness
2.4.2. Prototypicality
2.4.3. Sociolinguistic factors
2.4.4. Language distance and psychotypology
Ⅲ. Contrastive analysis between Chinese and English in listening
3.1. Contrastive analysis at the level of sound system
3.1.1. Contrastive analysis of vowels between Chinese and English
3.1.2. Contrastive analysis of consonants between Chinese and English
3.2.contrastive analysis at the level of syllable structure
3.3. Contrastive analysis at the level of sound addition and liaison
3.4.Contrastive Analysis at the Level of Tense and Negative Structures
3.5. Contrastive Analysis at the Level of Llexical-Semantics
Ⅳ Teaching suggestions
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
在校期间的科研成果