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A longitudinal study of foreign language classroom emotions: A multilevel growth analysis of foreign language enjoyment, foreign language classroom anxiety and foreign language boredom
The last decade has been characterised by a surge of interest in the emotions of second language learners. Inspired by Positive Psychology, Dewaele and MacIntyre (2014) argued in favour of a holistic examination of both positive and negative emotions. Early studies were cross-sectional and correlati
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