Sentence examples for perceived proficiency from inspiring English sources

Yet upon closer inspection anxiety only accounts for a small amount of change in perceived proficiency.

Both intended effort and anxiety were negatively related to perceived proficiency, that is to say, when students were anxious, or had a strong sense of intended effort, their perceived proficiency decreased.

It was expected that all parts of the L2 motivational self system would be responsible for students perceived proficiency.

Anxiety and self perceived proficiency were stable across all majors and universities, showing no statistically significant differences.

The L2 motivational self system was found to account for 65.6% of the variation in perceived proficiency.

An unexpected result was that while ought-to self was a strong indicator of overall motivation, it was not strongly indicative of perceived proficiency.

Reflective questionnaires here were used to elicit student reactions to the self-assessment process, not to self-assess their own perceived writing proficiency.

T-test results showed that students with medium language proficiency perceived transparency in the classroom assessment tasks significantly higher than students with low language proficiency did [t 579) = 2.79, p < .01].01]

Participants were asked to rate their own perceived English language proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening on a scale of 0 10, with 0 being no ability at all and 10 being native-speaker-level ability.

Following this approach, Katoh et al. [15] proposed to use mental states as a basis to decide whether an agent should participate in an assignment according to its self-perceived proficiency in solving it.

Looking at language proficiency alone is inconclusive and so combining test scores with self-perceived proficiency and the length of previous language study was necessary to provide a clearer picture.