[PDF] Top 20 Attitudes towards English Loanwords in Dutch News Broadcasts: The Influence of Gender and Age

... general attitudes to English are positive and English proficiency entails prestige, it is relevant to the aim of this thesis to examine the attitudes towards English ... See full document

... how age, gender, and culture may influence the degree to which the respondents adopted attitudes toward dress/attire in globally diverse classroom settings and how these factors relate to ... See full document

... characteristics influence peoples’ attitudes towards gender ...status, gender, ethnicity and age on gender attitudes at the individual ...in attitudes across ... See full document

... negative attitudes towards learning English and there were statistically significant attitudinal differences considering gender and field of study but not year of study ...university ... See full document

... attitude towards the use of ...selected loanwords is that gender does not provide as strong relations with attitude as age, which is also the case for ...positive age groups were the ... See full document

... (30%). Age-wise for teens the top five risks on social media are harassment or bullying (40%), exposure to porn, hate speeches (35%), wastage of time (33%), meeting strangers (28%) and privacy issues ... See full document

... in English held by Level 4 undergraduate students at the University of West ...language attitudes, the student participants in this study were quite reluctant to make evaluative judgments based on speakers’ ... See full document

... The attitudes of the participants towards the use of storytelling in their English lessons, and the behaviour they reported in relation to working with the stories were found to be consistent with ... See full document

... of English who see the language as offering access to material and other personal benefits, and who, in pursuit of these ends, have consciously or otherwise adopted more positive attitudes towards ... See full document

... and attitudes towards blended learning in the English Department at Hebron University (HU), learning whether the blended learning approach is suitable at HU or not, and investigating some teachers’ ... See full document

... occur. English is the modern lingua franca, and it often impacts languages without physical contact between speakers ever taking ...Ages, English impacts other modern languages through its use in science, ... See full document

... and age and tenure with the employer, which served as a proxy for time spent in the 401(k) ...all age groups, equity funds received the largest allocation with 42% of funds being allocated on ... See full document

... Religions in Russia have a complicated history. Since 1845, criticism of the Russian Orthodox Church, blasphemy, jokes about Christianity and apostasy from the Russian Orthodox Church were punished by hard labour in ... See full document

... using English words with shared etymologies to teach vocabulary to foreign learners of ...by English and Spanish from the Academic Word List and the General Service List in order to propose the usefulness ... See full document

... attitude towards curiosity, this refers to the capability that children feel to ask epistemic questions in the classroom (Post and Walma van der Molen, in ...can influence their self-efficacy ... See full document

... positive attitude towards older patients amongst undergraduate and qualified radiographers, using Kogan's attitudes towards old people scale (KOP). Despite this positive response, interviews with ... See full document

... of English within the region may experience negative responses and attitudes based on a supposed incongruity between the Western values associated with the language and Arab-Muslim ...the attitudes ... See full document

... in gender in their research and Krouwels states that gender is of no major influence on the results of her research (chapter ...of Dutch versus English-borrowed ...prefer ... See full document

... The above table depicted the level of satisfaction towards Patanjali products. It was found that 'Usage of the product' secured 1st rank with mean score 3.23. 'Quality' of the product secured 2nd rank with mean ... See full document

... in English without ever needing to speak French, while the francophones were obliged to learn and to use English in order to achieve upward ...vital English-speaking community interests were ... See full document