Ideal L2 self
Motivational dimension of willingness to communicate in L2: The impacts of criterion measure, ideal L2 self, family influence, and attitudes to L2 culture
... rnyei's L2 motivational self-system, the present research probed a number of pivotal sub-factors of D ὂ rnyei's model pertain to language use in EFL ...measure, ideal L2 self, family ...
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L2 Motivational Self System and L2 achievement: A study of Indonesian EAP learners
... namely Ideal L2 Self, ought-to L2 Self, and L2 Learning Experience (see Dornyei, 2005, ...component, Ideal L2 Self, is our personal vision of what we desire ...
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'Your mum and dad can't teach you!': Constraints on agency among rural learners of English in Indonesia
... engagement and career expectations (Fan & Williams 2010), especially where schools also fail to provide inspiration or guidance. Classroom learning has a low profile in both children and parents’ talk, despite the ...
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English classroom reforms in Japan: a study of Japanese university EFL student anxiety and motivation
... their self system while also working to alleviate anxiety and achieve the learning results which MEXT expects from ...ought-to self, along with intended effort, causes anxiety, while positive L2 ...
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Possible Teaching Selves: The Challenges of Becoming a Bilingual Teacher
... the L2 ideals that parents, teachers and significant others have for their loved ones and ...ought L2 self comes from the fear of what one may become in life without L2 ...ought self ...
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Taiwanese University Students’ Ideal L2 Selves and Autonomy: Does High School Program Make a Difference?
... as ideal L2 selves, family influence, instrumentality-promotion, attitudes toward the L2 community, and autonomy- motivation and ...are self-motivated and autonomous. They can visual their ...
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Who am I? "I am a Swifty!" Some Stories from EFL Learners
... their L2 motivation and learning experiences using narrative ...The Ideal L2 self and the person-in-context relational view of motivation were used to analyze multifaceted aspects of both ...
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Listening to the Learner: A Qualitative Investigation of Motivation for Embracing or Avoiding the Use of Self-Access Centres
... student’s ideal L2 self is someone who lives and interacts in a foreign country, then SACs where students can meet and talk with native-speakers from that particular country or countries that share ...
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Motivation and the L2 self: a case study of English secondary learners in multilingual Mauritius
... ought-to L2 self needs to be explored ...the ideal L2 self had a strong correlation with national ...the ideal L2 self and national interest in Mauritius and in ...
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Different Motivations of Chinese Students Learning Japanese and English in Japan
... as self-efficacy beliefs, anxiety and self-regulation (Iwaniec, ...2014). Self-efficacy beliefs can be defined as how well a language learner perce- ives he or she can finish a task (Bandura, ...
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The role of self and identity in motivating learners of Mandarin Chinese as a foreign language in Ireland
... of self and ...other self-related terms (e.g., the ideal L2 self, possible selves) may add confusion to the already inconsistent use of ...the ideal L2 self in ...
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What lies bubbling beneath the surface? A longitudinal perspective on fluctuations of ideal and Ought to L2 self among Chinese learners of English
... emerging L2 as the complex and ever-changing result of an interactive process between individuals and their environment (Larsen-Freeman ...developing L2 is a complex, dynamic, emergent, open, self- ...
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L2 Motivational Self System Among Arab EFL Learners: Saudi Prespective
... Dörnyei’s L2 self-related motivational model, which is used to assess variances in L2 learners’ motivational behaviours in this era of technological ...The L2 Motivational Self system’s ...
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Nietzschean self cultivation : connecting his virtues to his ethical ideal
... ethical ideal than the puzzle of which character traits he endorses as ...ethical ideal he is relatively ...ethical ideal involves revisiting ...
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Evidence that Social Comparison with the Thin Ideal Affects Implicit Self-Evaluation
... low self-esteem and depressive symptoms (Bessenoff, 2006; Balcetis, Cole, Chelberg, & Alicke, 2013; Heinberg & Thompson, 1995; Stice & Bearman, 2001), and eating disorders ...on self-report ...
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Under vs over Primary Control Discrepancies and Their Relationships to Well Being in a Primary Control Culture
... The present study investigates the associations between “un- der primary control cultural discrepancy”, “over primary con- trol cultural discrepancy” and the sense of well-being in Israeli subjects using three indicators ...
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Alternative Models of Self-regulation and Implications for L2 Strategy Research
... The major insights here derive from the COPES model’s inclusion of a stage for task definition. Paul’s inadequate cognitive conditions impaired his ability to form a reasonably accurate internal model of the task, which ...
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Prediction of Thin-ideal Internalization from Appearance Perfectionism, Self-concept Clarity and Self-esteem
... thin- ideal internalization in the sample ...Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale: To evaluate self-esteem, Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES) was ...
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The effects of the mesomorphic ideal on men's body image, mood, self-esteem and muscle-building behaviour: Mechanisms of social comparison and body image investment
... mesomorphic ideal on men's body image, The effects of the mesomorphic ideal on men's body image, mood, self-esteem and muscle-building behaviour: Mechanisms mood, self-esteem and ...
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L2 Motivation and Young Self-Instructed Learners’ Persistence in Learning English: A Causal Analysis
... of L2 motivation within the SDT, IP, L2 communication confidence, and L2 WTC; (b) 13 items asking about learners' experiences using SIR materials (length of study, total minutes of study per week, ...
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