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H. Colin Gallagher,Nourollah Zarrinabadithic sites. Chipped stone assemblages from technologically and typologically distinct Gravettian and Magdalenian periods exhibit both temporal and spatial variability. Valley landforms have changed little since the Early Pleistocene, which allows comparison of prehistoric land use patterns. Field su

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,Case Studies of Iranian Migrants’ WTC Within an Ecosystems Framework: The Influence of Past and Prean English classrooms, in their present New Zealand pre-university classrooms, and in the community outside. By means of questionnaires, observations, stimulated recall, and multiple interviews with these learners and their classroom teachers, the question is addressed as to whether their past learn

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,Building Dialogue Between Cultures: Expats’ Way of Coping in a Foreign Country and Their Willingneslanguage (L2 WTC) other than English is an issue less discussed. This chapter is based upon a study of expatriates’ (expats’) willingness to communicate in German as a foreign language in naturalistic settings. It is an attempt to listen to expatriate voices and to look for trends in how they experi

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The Mediating Effect of Culture on the Relationship Between FL Self-assessment and L2 Willingness tnd Willingness to Communicate (WTC) in a FL is determined by the cultural background of the students. Since self-assessment is said to be culturally-bound (e.g., Lockley, .; Mercer, .), variation in the link between the two variables found in different countries may be significant. To explore this p

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,What Does Students’ Willingness to Communicate or Reticence Signify to Teachers?,ngness to communicate or reticence signifies to teachers. This paper is an attempt to understand how teachers make sense of learners’ WTC and reticence and explain the causes of WTC and reticence. Drawing on the attribution theory, this qualitative study explored the perceptions of six purposively s

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Positive Predictive Value of Extraversion in Diagnosing L2 WTC,learning processes. It is also perceived in terms of a fundamental goal of second language education, because its higher levels result in a greater desire to practise oral communication, bringing about successful language learning. According to the pyramid model of L2 WTC, it is rooted in personalit