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A sociolinguistic study of the effects of ethnocentrism and cultural traits on proficiency of Japanese speakers of English
The poor outcome of ESL learning in Japan has been acknowledged by both foreign and Japanese linguists and ESL teachers for nearly a century. Attitudinal and affective factors such as ethnocentrism, Japanese cultural traits, and values and beliefs expressed through modern myths were conjectured by s
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