THE IMPACT OF LANGUAGE LEARNING ON ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL, COGNITIVE, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS
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adolescence, language learning, speech development, thinking, emotional intelligence, behavior, deviance, bilingualism, social adaptationAbstract
This article explores the influence of language learning on adolescent psychological development, behavior, and social adaptation. It examines the relationship between language and cognitive processes, the role of speech competence in emotional regulation, and the benefits of foreign language acquisition in enhancing social skills, empathy, and self-confidence. The study emphasizes that the development of language abilities can reduce aggressive and deviant behaviors, promote positive peer interactions, and strengthen self-expression in adolescents.
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