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Personality factors

Personality factors. Chapter 6. What comes to your mind when you hear the following?. Emotions. Mind . Your Name . Challenge . Fear . love. There are 2 facets of affective domain of SLA. The intrinsic side: (personality) Extrinsic side: ( sociocultural ). The affective domain:.

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Personality factors

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  1. Personality factors Chapter 6

  2. What comes to your mind when you hear the following? Emotions

  3. Mind

  4. Your Name

  5. Challenge

  6. Fear

  7. love

  8. There are 2 facets of affective domain of SLA • The intrinsic side: (personality) • Extrinsic side: (sociocultural)

  9. The affective domain: Affect: refers to emotions or feelings The affective domain: the emotional side of human behaviour that could be attached to the cognitive side

  10. Levels of affectivity: • Receiving • Responding • Valuing • Organization of values • Value system

  11. The relation between language and emotion Pike (1967) states that Language is behaviour A human activity where we cannot divide from nonverbal activity

  12. Affective factors in SLA

  13. What is self-esteem? Self-esteem = self confidence = knowledge of yourself = self-efficacy

  14. Attribution theory and self-efficacy

  15. Self-efficacy • When the learner feels he or she could carry out a given task

  16. Willingness to communicate The intention to initiate communication given a choice

  17. Inhibition • Means prevention or suppression • High self-esteem= lower defences • Low self-esteem= high resistance

  18. Language ego • The very personal nature of second language acquisition

  19. Risk taking • Willingness to try out hunches about the language and take the risk of being wrong

  20. Anxiety • The subjective feeling of tension , apprehension, nervousness and worry

  21. Components of anxiety

  22. Debilitative anxiety (harmful) • Facilitative anxiety (helpful)

  23. Linguistic deficit coding hypothesis

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