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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:53
Chapter 3
01:35
Chapter 4
02:05
Chapter 5
02:13
Chapter 6
02:37
Chapter 7
02:51
Chapter 8
04:45
Chapter 9
05:44
Chapter 10
06:51
Chapter 11
06:54
Chapter 12
06:56
Chapter 13
06:59
Chapter 14
07:37
Chapter 15
08:04
Chapter 16
08:35
Chapter 17
09:45
Chapter 18
10:58
Chapter 19
12:21
Chapter 20
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Chapter 21
Audio Transcript
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Yeah. Hello, everyone.
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Welcome to the very first group presentation.
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So here I'm Billy Spill A will be the first
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speaker from the first group.
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And in this particular opportunity, I would like our group.
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Get the chance to present a topic about a journal
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and study entitled Motivation, Self Confidence and Anxiety in English
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Language Learning.
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Indonesian and Thai students Perspective, the other from this study.
00:37 - 00:41
There are Palestinian from university as Christians happy watch China
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and then Nevada on a new example from Tokyo.
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Tell them, Keep university in Taiwan.
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I'm sorry if there are mispronounced or something the next
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I would like to present a case about the I'm
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struck from this study and in this section particularly explained
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about three major obstacles of second language learners, students started
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language competence.
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The first one is motivation.
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The definition is the personal drive or desire to learn
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the target language.
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And then the second one.
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Self confidence learners believe or trust on their abilities to
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be successful in learning.
01:27 - 01:28
And then there is anxiety.
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The students nervousness or worry when they face something difficult
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or uncomfortable, and the strategy has been ground to seek
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the differences between second language learners from Indonesia and Thailand
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in terms of motivation, self confidence and anxiety.
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What we next the such questions that arise from this
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study is Is there any differences between Indonesian and Thai
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students in terms of motivations of competence and self scheme?
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And then the next thing I would like to personally
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cases about the mythology from this study.
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So it uses open ended question Aires with participants of
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20 students from atomic writing class from English language education
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program. When first asked the vagina and then 21 students
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from English Super Chair who achieved child bracket University tied
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around. What?
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Yes. Yeah.
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Hi, I'm Keisha.
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Now I'm going to explain you more about the breakfast
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study of this research.
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Mm. Thank you.
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Yeah. The first one is the motivation part.
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Yeah. The first previously previous research study is from NZ
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Focus on studying the motivation to acquire a second language.
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His work as a motivational characteristic of learning to different.
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Yeah, the first one is motivation.
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Mm. The first preview study is from turn your focus
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on studying the motivation to acquire a second language, his
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work titled Motivational Characteristics of Running Different Target languages.
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The sort of a nationwide survey which he undertook well.
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Clement conclusively suggested a synthesis of the constituents of area
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structure structure constructs in motivation in the following seven dimensions.
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The first one effective or integrative, instrumental or pragmatic macro
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context related self concept related co related educational contacts related
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and significant, others related.
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The second one is from Christian went in 82.
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Hepatitis is the existence of an effective filter which consisted
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of high motivation in learning, self consistent self esteem and
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low entirety.
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These are the effective domain determined partners.
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Second language acquisition.
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Yeah, mhm Next self confident.
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The first previous study has come from late 2000 and
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12 also claim that effective factors determine the proportion of
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language learners in both an intake.
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Effective factors included certain emotions our feelings like motivation, self
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confidence, anxiety and some others.
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In the process of of acquiring album.
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The second one is also come from Gornji excited.
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India's took A 2012 mentioned that there were three components
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of second language motivation.
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They were appraisal of the classroom environment in derogative motivation
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and linguistic self confidence, and the last one is entirety.
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According to your coach.
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In 2000 and three, he pointed out.
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Anxiety is not only experienced by introverted students because personalities
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have been known to change in the second language.
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It means that and try to take.
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And we have one far Indra for students and also
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extra ports students.
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The last one is from 2 2000 and nine.
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Lack of competence, fear of failure and other negative thought
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processes may have also contributed to anxiety.
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This is from me, and the next presentation will be
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presented by my friend Hello, my name is Al Jiang,
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and here I am going to present about the findings
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and discussion of Indonesian student.
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Yeah, the first one is I'm going to explain about
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the motivation.
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The findings.
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For now, that motivation came from several sources, such as
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self, to have to learn English parents and relatives and
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other factors.
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The motivation writes from very high to evaporate motivation and
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the findings follow that 12 students are 60% had a
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high motivation.
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Five students are 25% hit a high, very high motivation
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entry students are 15% had a rich motivation in the
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parent of actors such as, according to Butler to Russian
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N 13 he mentioned that there are four influential parent.
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All factors in the first one is parent of family
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will enable her characteristic.
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The second one is parents general beliefs and behaviors.
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The third one is parents Touch specific belief and the
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last one is parents specific behaviors and about self confidence
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in Indonesian students.
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The Fridays one out that two students had lost self
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confidence. 11 students had efforts.
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Self confidence.
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Five students had good self confidence, and when students they
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did that, he had very good self confidence.
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The determiner of student self confidence comes from several factors,
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such as external factors that comes from their friends are
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their teacher and the last one is about anxiety.
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The findings run out that only when students are 5%
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head low anxiety well, the others had a rich high
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or very high anxiety level, or 95%.
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The anxiety mainly came from performance in classroom, such as
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communication, apprehension, this anxiety and fear of negative evaluation.
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It shows that in the classroom setting, the effective wilder
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is very high.
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That causes students motivation decrease and it's a affects.
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Their self confidence are in conclusion, if in a classroom
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setting the F the affective router is high.
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The students motivation will will be decreasing and it will
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affect about their self confidence.
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Mhm. So my name is you guys.
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So I'm going to continue in the presentation from getting
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previously, so I will.
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Okay, so I'm going to explain about the motivation that
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talent students would like.
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Uh, so silent students motivation possessed by integrative and instrumental
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motivation that drives them to fulfill their dreams.
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Articles. So So here they, the Thailand citizens, uh, the
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Thailand cities motivations came from their dreams and cause, for
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example, like, uh, talking with the other people's other people
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and maybe for the, uh, their job future in future,
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like flight attendants or anything else.
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So from 21 students observe from the talent students for
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students or 19% have very high motivation.
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And 12 students have high motivations for students have African
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motivations, and only one students have flown motivations.
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Okay, next slides the parental factors.
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So from the motivations we have, um, I, uh we
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have other factors that can that can build the motivation
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from the students.
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So the first one is planning to parental factors.
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So I started by hosted 1919, 97 People in Thailand
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have highly failure relationships among group members such as family
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extended family and extended excellent family and maybe the high,
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um, people, for example, like parents.
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Or maybe there, um, say things or something like that.
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Okay, so it's sure that, uh, yeah, free People in
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Thailand have highly family relationships that maybe they, the Thailand
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students, may be influenced by the parents.
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Or maybe they're siblings.
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So, uh, parents were influential to their English language learning.
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Also, parents built their self confidence both direct or indirect.
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Okay, next slide.
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Um, okay.
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And the other factors is about self confidence.
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The study found that from 21 Thailand students observed towards
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their self confidence, um, there are three students have very
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high self confidence for students, have high self confidence.
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And since you didn't have f rights, uh, self confidence
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to two students have low self confidence when she didn't
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have very low self competence and when she didn't who
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has not answered the questions.
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So it seems that it looks like, um yeah, yeah.
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Or maybe you feel from the talent students have high
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hi South Mountain jets.
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Yeah, and moved to the anxiety.
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Um, the findings found that when Thailand sit in have
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very high anxiety, 12 students have high anxiety.
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Six students have efforts.
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Anxiety and one student have low anxiety and one student
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who have a very low anxiety.
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So this explained that most of the challenge citizens, uh,
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maybe lack of actually this and and fear of failure
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in learning, for example, like, uh, as you can see
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in the slide here, uh, limpy 13 students have high
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anxiety, so maybe they have a feeling that they figure
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they field of failure, uh, in learning English.
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