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Towards the Measurement of EFL Listening Beliefs with Item Response Theory Methods

John-Michael L. NixEnglish Department, National Taiwan Normal UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Wen-Ta TsengEnglish Department, National Taiwan Normal University
Pages 112-130 | Published online: 23 May 2014

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John-Michael L. Nix. (2021) The Relationship between Presage and Process: the Role of ID Variables, L2 Listening Learning Beliefs and Listening Strategies on Comprehension. International Journal of Listening 35:2, pages 75-99.
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Vahid Aryadoust & Lan Luo. (2022) The typology of second language listening constructs: A systematic review. Language Testing 40:2, pages 375-409.
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John-Michael L. Nix. (2016) Measuring latent listening strategies: Development and validation of the EFL listening strategy inventory. System 57, pages 79-97.
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