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【限时资源,期刊全文】The Modern Language Journal(《现代语言杂志》)2019年论文集(侵删)

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本期推送的是SSCI高引刊物——The Modern Language Journal(《现代语言杂志》)2019年论文集,即第103卷第1-4期的44篇论文,其中目录可在正文中查看,全文可以点击文末附件列表下载,下载链接即日

The Modern Language Journal(《现代语言杂志》)2019年论文集-共4期44篇论文(侵删)

该刊2018年影响因子:3.762

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卷号期号论文号论文题目
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 01Material Moments: Teacher and Student Use of Materials in Multilingual Writing Classroom Interactions
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 02Feedback‐Seeking Behavior in Language Learning: Basic Components and Motivational Antecedents
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 03Theorizing Qualitative Interviews: Two Autoethnographic Reconstructions
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 04A Bayesian Approach to Measuring Evidence in L2 Research: An Empirical Investigation
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 05Setting an Agenda for Positive Psychology in SLA: Theory, Practice, and Research
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 06L1 Transfer Effects in the Production of Generic Plurals in L2 Arabic
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 07L2 Imperfective Functions With Verb Types in Written Narratives: A Cross–Sectional Study With Instructed Hispanophone Learners of French
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 08Oral Interaction in the EFL Classroom: The Effects of Instructional Focus and Task Type on Learner Affect
Vol. 103Issue 1Article 09What Motivates Chinese University Students to Learn Japanese? Understanding Their Motivation in Terms of ‘Posture’
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 10Translanguaging and the Transdisciplinary Framework for Language Teaching and Learning in a Multilingual World
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 11Recognizing Whose Bilingualism? A Critical Policy Analysis of the Seal of Biliteracy
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 12Engagement in the Use of English and Chinese as Foreign Languages: The Role of Learner‐Generated Content in Instructional Task Design
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 13The Effect of Perception of Teacher Characteristics on Spanish EFL Learners’ Anxiety and Enjoyment
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 14Interpersonal Factors Affecting Queer Second or Foreign Language Learners’ Identity Management in Class
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 15L2 Dynamic Assessment: An Activity Theory Perspective
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 16Using Explicit Instruction About L1 to Reduce Crosslinguistic Effects in L2 Grammar Learning: Evidence From Oral Production in L2 French
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 17Beyond the Present Indicative: Lexical Futures as Indicators of Development in L2 Spanish
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 18“J'aime to be Funny!”: Humor, Learning, and Identity Construction in High School English as a Second Language Classrooms
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 19(Re)considering the Role of Emotion in Language Teaching and Learning
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 20Elephants in the Room: An “Affective Turn,” Or Just Feeling Our Way?
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 21On the Emotion–Cognition Dialectic: A Sociocultural Response to Prior
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 22Exploring Emotions and Power in L2 Research: Sociopolitical Approaches
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 23When Elephants Fly: The Lift‐Off of Emotion Research in Applied Linguistics
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 24Sources of Definitional Problems in the Study of Emotion: Nonphysical Aspects of Mind
Vol. 103Issue 2Article 25Embracing an Integrative Approach Toward Emotion in Language Teaching and Learning
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 26Optimizing Second Language Practice in the Classroom: Perspectives from Cognitive Psychology
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 27Weighing Up Exercises on Phrasal Verbs: Retrieval Versus Trial‐and‐Error Practices
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 28Investigating Distribution of Practice Effects for the Learning of Foreign Language Verb Morphology in the Young Learner Classroom
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 29Distribution of Practice Effects in the Acquisition and Retention of L2 Mandarin Tonal Word Production
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 30Mixing Grammar Exercises Facilitates Long‐Term Retention: Effects of Blocking, Interleaving, and Increasing Practice 
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 31Should We Listen or Read? Modality Effects in Implicit and Explicit Knowledge
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 32Cognitive Individual Differences as Predictors of Improvement and Awareness Under Implicit and Explicit Feedback Conditions
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 33Perfecting Practice
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 34The Desirable Difficulty Framework as a Theoretical Foundation for Optimizing and Researching Second Language Practice
Vol. 103Issue 3Article 35Optimizing Second Language Practice in the Classroom: Perspectives from Cognitive Psychology
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 36Beyond the Brain: Intercorporeality and Co‐Operative Action for SLA Studies
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 37The Social Lives of Adolescent Study Abroad Learners and Their L2 Development
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 38Foreign Language Anxiety and Foreign Language Performance: A Meta‐Analysis
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 39Individual Differences in L2 Speech Perception: The Role of Phonological Memory and Lipreading Ability
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 40Translanguaging and Public Service Encounters: Language Learning in the Library
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 41A Comparison of Advanced Heritage Language Learners’ Peer Interaction Across Modes and Pair Types
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 42Investigating the Operating Mechanisms of the Sources of L2 Writing Self‐Efficacy at the Stages of Giving and Receiving Peer Feedback
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 43The Effect of Unfocused Direct and Indirect Written Corrective Feedback on Rewritten Texts and New Texts: Looking into Feedback for Accuracy and Feedback for Acquisition
Vol. 103Issue 4Article 44Language Education and ‘Conflicted Heritage’: Implications for Teaching and Learning



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