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: Moves away from seeing motivation as a static trait, instead viewing it as a dynamic, relational process influenced by the learner's social context.

: Explores the intricate and non-linear ways motivation fluctuates over time within various learning environments. Teaching and Researching: Motivation (2nd Editi...

, authored by Zoltán Dörnyei and Ema Ushioda, is a definitive resource in the field of Second Language Acquisition (SLA). Originally published by Pearson in 2011, this edition reflects a significant shift from traditional models to socio-dynamic and complex systems perspectives in language learning. Key Concepts and Theoretical Frameworks : Moves away from seeing motivation as a

: A major highlight focusing on three components: the Ideal L2 Self (the person the learner wants to become), the Ought-to L2 Self (external pressures), and the L2 Learning Experience (the immediate impact of the teacher and curriculum). Originally published by Pearson in 2011, this edition

Dornyei, Z. and Ushioda, E. (2011) Teaching and ... - SciRP.org

The second edition updates the landscape of motivation research by introducing several core frameworks: