THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERAMENT CHARACTERISTICS ON CHOOSING LANGUAGE LEARNING METHODS IN ENGLISH CLASSES
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temperament, language learning methods, English classes, personality traits, learning preferences.Abstract
Language acquisition is a multifaceted process, influenced by a variety of factors such as motivation, cognitive abilities, environment, and even personal characteristics, including temperament. Temperament refers to an individual's inherent behavioral style and emotional responses, and it can significantly impact how a learner engages with and approaches language learning. This article explores the influence of temperament on choosing language learning methods in English classes, shedding light on how different learners' personalities shape their learning experiences.
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