Causes and Consequences of Foreign Language Speaking Anxiety among Chinese College Students
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https://doi.org/10.70267/rrv65g59Keywords:
speaking anxiety, oral instruction, foreign language achievement, university educationAbstract
Speaking anxiety is the most prominent and common phenomenon in the process of foreign language learning. As one of the important affective factors, anxiety has a pivotal influence on students' motivation promotion, effect absorption, and the establishment of the thinking-acting pool in foreign language learning. In this article, we will try to analyse the causes of foreign language speaking anxiety among Chinese university students from the comprehensive perspectives of individual students, family expectations, educational resources, and domestic and international environments, and shed light on the related problems it leads to.
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