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Cognitive Task Complexity, a pivotal construct in Second Language Acquisition (SLA), transcends disciplinary boundaries, with roots extending across diverse fields. This chapter encapsulates the historical evolution, current trends, and future directions of cognitive task complexity research within the SLA domain. Initially explored in the 1980s, pioneers like Candlin and Long illuminated its significance in language learning outcomes. Early research delineated four primary approaches within Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT), shaping our understanding of task complexity. Contemporary research underscores the nexus between cognitive task complexity and learner engagement, emphasizing the role of novelty, authenticity, and technology integration. Furthermore, advancements in Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) offer innovative avenues for task design and personalized learning experiences. Future directions advocate for enhanced empirical evidence, leveraging technological advancements, and interdisciplinary collaborations to deepen our understanding and application of cognitive task complexity in diverse educational contexts. This abstract serves as a comprehensive overview, highlighting the interdisciplinary nature and evolving landscape of cognitive task complexity research in SLA.

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