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2 fear of negative social evaluation, arising from a learner¡¯s need to make a positive social impression on others;

3 test anxiety, or apprehension over academic evaluation.

Alpert and Haber¡¯s (1960;Scovel 1978) distinction between facilitating and debilitating anxiety, or what Oxford(1999) called ¡°harmful¡± and ¡° helpful¡± anxiety. Scovel(1978) comments:

Facilitating anxiety motivates the learner to ¡°fight¡± the new learning task; it gears the learner emotionally for approval behavior. Debilitating anxiety, in contrast, motivates the learner to ¡°flee¡± the new learning task; it stimulates the individual emotionally to adopt avoidance behavior.

£¨5£© ÒÆÇ飨empathy£©

In common terminology, empathy is the process of ¡° putting yourself into someone else¡¯s shoes, of reaching beyond the self to understand what another person is feeling. In more sophisticated terms, empathy is usually described as the projection of one¡¯s own personality into the personality of another in order to understand him or her better.

According to Guiora, just as a child develops a general ego, so the child also acquires a language ego. When the child is young, the ego boundaries are relatively flexible, but they become more rigid with age. When the language ego boundaries are flexible, a new accent is more readily adopted than when the boundaries are more fixed. Some adults, presumably those who are more empathic, are likely to have more permeability of language ego boundaries, since they are able to temporarily suspend the separateness of their identity, and that should in turn result in their having an advantage in FL pronunciation.

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