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ELLEDEROVÁ, E.
Original Title
Introduction
English Title
Type
Chapter in a book
Original Abstract
This chapter explores the psychology behind second language acquisition (SLA), emphasizing the cognitive, affective, and sociocultural processes involved in learning a second language (L2). It examines key areas such as cognitive psychology, neuroplasticity, motivation, and individual differences, highlighting their influence on L2 learning outcomes. The chapter discusses how cognitive mechanisms like memory, attention, and problem-solving aid language acquisition, alongside the role of affective factors such as motivation and anxiety. It also addresses the sociocultural context, focusing on how identity, social networks, and cultural interactions impact language learning. By integrating insights from various psychological disciplines, the chapter provides a comprehensive framework for improving language teaching methods, supporting learners, and fostering multilingualism in diverse educational settings.
English abstract
Keywords
second language acquisition; cognitive psychology; critical period; motivation; individual differences; sociocultural context
Key words in English
Authors
RIV year
2025
Released
04.03.2024
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
Location
New York
ISBN
979-8-89113-511-6
Book
The Psychology Behind Second Language Acquisition
Edition
Languages and Linguistics
Pages from
ix
Pages to
xv
Pages count
7