Goal orientations: Three perspectives on motivation goal orientations

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Abstract

Motivation is the force that propels an individual’s engagement with a given course of action. The notion of goal orientations plays a central role in models of language learning that include motivation. Typically, in language learning theorizing, a goal orientation is viewed as a reason, or a cluster of reasons for learning the language.

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Woodrow, L. (2012). Goal orientations: Three perspectives on motivation goal orientations. In Psychology for Language Learning: Insights from Research, Theory and Practice (pp. 188–202). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137032829_13

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