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English AbstractµÚ6-7Ò³
Chapter One IntroductionµÚ10-13Ò³
    1.1 Research NecessityµÚ10-11Ò³
    1.2 Research SignificanceµÚ11-12Ò³
    1.3 Layout of the ThesisµÚ12-13Ò³
Chapter Two Literature ReviewµÚ13-29Ò³
    2.1 Categorization Theory Studies AbroadµÚ13-19Ò³
        2.1.1 Basic ConceptsµÚ13-15Ò³
            2.1.1.1 CategoryµÚ13-14Ò³
            2.1.1.2 CategorizationµÚ14-15Ò³
        2.1.2 Historical Development of CategorizationµÚ15-18Ò³
            2.1.2.1 Aristotle StageµÚ15-16Ò³
            2.1.2.2 Wittgenstein¡¯ Family ResemblanceµÚ16Ò³
            2.1.2.3 Labov¡¯s Recaptcle TestµÚ16-17Ò³
            2.1.2.4 Kay and Berlin¡¯s Focal ColorsµÚ17-18Ò³
            2.1.2.5 Eleanor Rosch¡¯s Prototype Theory and Basic LevelµÚ18Ò³
        2.1.3 Application of Categorization in Language StudyµÚ18-19Ò³
    2.2 Categorization Theory Studies at HomeµÚ19-21Ò³
    2.3 Theoretical FoundationµÚ21-29Ò³
        2.3.1 Prototype TheoryµÚ21-24Ò³
            2.3.1.1 PrototypeµÚ21-22Ò³
            2.3.1.2 Characteristics of PrototypeµÚ22-23Ò³
            2.3.1.3 Maximization PrinciplesµÚ23Ò³
            2.3.1.4 Psychological Evidence of PrototypeµÚ23-24Ò³
        2.3.2 Category LevelsµÚ24-26Ò³
            2.3.2.1 Basic Level of CategoryµÚ24-26Ò³
            2.3.2.2 Super-Ordinate Level of CategoryµÚ26Ò³
            2.3.2.3 Sub-Ordinate Level of CategoryµÚ26Ò³
        2.3.3 Symbiosis Relation of Prototype and Basic Level CategoriesµÚ26-27Ò³
        2.3.4 Implications of Categorization Theory in TeachingµÚ27-29Ò³
Chapter Three Research MethodologyµÚ29-40Ò³
    3.1 Research Questions and HypothesesµÚ29Ò³
    3.2 SubjectsµÚ29Ò³
    3.3 InstrumentsµÚ29-30Ò³
        3.3.1 QuestionnaireµÚ30Ò³
        3.3.2 Pretest and PosttestµÚ30Ò³
        3.3.3 IntrerviewµÚ30Ò³
    3.4 ExperimentsµÚ30-38Ò³
        3.4.1 Questionnaire StageµÚ30-31Ò³
        3.4.2 Experimental StageµÚ31-38Ò³
        3.4.3 Interview StageµÚ38Ò³
    3.5 Data CollectionµÚ38-40Ò³
Chapter Four Results and DiscussionµÚ40-56Ò³
    4.1 Questionnaire Data AnalysisµÚ40-47Ò³
        4.1.1 Learning Attitudes DimensionµÚ40-42Ò³
        4.1.2 Learning Obstacles DiensionµÚ42-44Ò³
        4.1.3 Learning Strategies DimesionµÚ44-45Ò³
        4.1.4 Reason Analysis DimensionµÚ45-47Ò³
    4.2 Experiment Data AnalysisµÚ47-53Ò³
        4.2.1 Pretest Data AnalysisµÚ47-49Ò³
        4.2.2 Posttest Data AnalysisµÚ49-53Ò³
    4.3 Interview Data AnalysisµÚ53-56Ò³
        4.3.1 Control Class AnalysisµÚ53-54Ò³
        4.3.2 Experiment Class AnalysisµÚ54-56Ò³
Chapter Five ConclusionµÚ56-59Ò³
    5.1 Major FindingsµÚ56-57Ò³
    5.2 ImplicationsµÚ57-58Ò³
        5.2.1 Basic Level Words Prior to Other LevelµÚ57Ò³
        5.2.2 Prototype Words as Reference PointsµÚ57-58Ò³
        5.2.3 Other Levels of Words CategoriesµÚ58Ò³
    5.3 Limitations and SuggestionsµÚ58-59Ò³
ReferencesµÚ59-62Ò³
Appendix A Questionnaire of English Vocabulary LearningµÚ62-64Ò³
Appendix B Scores of PretestµÚ64-65Ò³
Appendix C Word List for Final-Term TestµÚ65-66Ò³
Appendix D Interview QuestionsµÚ66-67Ò³
Appendix E Word List of Module 1 in Book OneµÚ67-68Ò³
Appendix F Word List of Module 6 in Book OneµÚ68-69Ò³
AcknowledgementsµÚ69-70Ò³

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