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              	       491. Rivers, D.J. (2010). An exploration of on-task language policy and student satisfaction, ELT Journal, 64(3): 261-271, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp058
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Japan |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 94 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Task/ activity, Questionnaire |  
            | Method of analysis: | responses to the questionnaire were analysed: frequencies, percentage |  
            | Other aspects: |  |  
            | Research design: | Survey research |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:language policy, attitudes, language learning environment
 492. Nurmukhamedov, U. & Kim, S.H. (2010). ‘Would you perhaps consider …’: hedged comments in ESL writing, ELT Journal, 64(3): 272-282, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp063
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | United States |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 10 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Essay, Stimulated recall |  
            | Method of analysis: | - teachers' comments from drafts of essays were analysed - the comments were categorised into four types
 - frequencies and percentages of comments and revision types were calculated
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            | Other aspects: | triangulation of data collection |  
            | Research design: | Exploratory research |  
            | Level of detail: | High |  Keywords:written feedback, commentary types, writing, hedging comments
 493. Lee, W. & Ng, S. (2010). Reducing student reticence through teacher interaction strategy, ELT Journal, 64(3): 302-313, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp080
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Hong Kong |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students, teachers |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 20, 2 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Observation, Video recordings |  
            | Method of analysis: | - vdo records of the classroom interaction were analysed for factors causing reticence in the classrooms |  
            | Other aspects: | types of teacher interaction strategy |  
            | Research design: |  |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:reticence, willingness to communicate, teacher interaction strategy
 494. Bhattacharya, A. & Chauhan, K. (2010). Augmenting learner autonomy through blogging, ELT Journal, 64(4): 376-384, doi:10.1093/elt/ccq002
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | India |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 35 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Task/ activity, Questionnaire, Journal/diary, Interview |  
            | Method of analysis: | - learners' journals were analysed focusing on the four sub-categories of autonomy - interviews were transcribed and analysed
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            | Other aspects: |  |  
            | Research design: |  |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:blogging, autonomy
 495. Baleghizadeh, S. (2010). The effect of pair work on a word-building task, 
ELT Journal, 64(4): 405-413, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp097
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Iran |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 40 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Task/ activity |  
            | Method of analysis: | scores of the experimental and control groups were compared using t-test |  
            | Other aspects: |  |  
            | Research design: | Quasi-experimental research |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:pair work, word-building task, collaborative learning, form-focused task
 496. Ghanizadeh, A. & Moafian, F. (2010). The role of EFL teachers’ emotional intelligence in their success, ELT Journal, 64(4): 424-435, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp084
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Iran |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | teachers, students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 89, 826 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Test, Questionnaire |  
            | Method of analysis: | - descriptive statistics - Pearson's correlation
 - regression analysis
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            | Other aspects: | measuring EI |  
            | Research design: |  |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:emotional intelligence, EI, EQ
 497. Mercer, S. & Ryan, S. (2010). A mindset for EFL: learners’ beliefs about the role of natural talent, ELT Journal, 64(4): 436-444, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp083
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | More than one country |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 9 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Interview |  
            | Method of analysis: | - interview data were coded using Atlas.ti - the data were analysed using a grounded theory approach
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            | Other aspects: |  |  
            | Research design: | Exploratory research |  
            | Level of detail: | Low |  Keywords:implicit theories, mindsets
 498. Stillwell, C., Curabba, B., Alexander, K., Kidd, A., Kim, E., Stone, P. & Wyle, C. (2010). Students transcribing tasks: noticing fluency, accuracy, and complexity, ELT Journal, 64(4): 445-455, doi:10.1093/elt/ccp081
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Japan |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | students |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 20 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Task/ activity, Questionnaire |  
            | Method of analysis: | - fluency, accuracy, and complexity of student language were assessed - responses to the questionnaire on the usefulness of the tasks were analysed
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            | Other aspects: | - a poster presentation task - a self-transcription task
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            | Research design: |  |  
            | Level of detail: | Medium |  Keywords:self-transcription, task transcription, awareness
 499. Liu, D. (2010), Going Beyond Patterns: Involving Cognitive Analysis in the Learning of Collocations. TESOL Quarterly, 44(1), 4–30. doi: 10.5054/tq.2010.214046
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | United States |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | dictionaries, textbooks |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 2, 2 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Corpus |  
            | Method of analysis: | - complie all the verb collocates of the selected nouns for examination i.e. ability, work, trip - examine meanings and use of their collocations
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            | Other aspects: | COCA (as reference corpus) |  
            | Research design: | Corpus-based research |  
            | Level of detail: | Medium |  Keywords:collocations, critical examination, cor-pus-based analysis
 500. Barkaoui, K. (2010), Do ESL Essay Raters' Evaluation Criteria Change With Experience? A Mixed-Methods, Cross-Sectional Study. TESOL Quarterly, 44(1), 31–57. doi: 10.5054/tq.2010.214047
 
 
        
          
            | Location: | Canada |  
            | Type of subjects/data: | teachers, essays |  
            | No. of subjects/data: | 60, 180 |  
	  		  
            | Instruments: | Questionnaire, Essay, Rating scale |  
            | Method of analysis: | - score explanations from the raters were coded using Nvivo in terms of focus and type of comments - the percentage of coded data were computed
 - the coded data across rater groups was compared using Mann-Whitney test
 - the relationships between the score explanations were examined using Spearman rho correlations
 - the relationships between analytic and holistic scores were examined using multilevel modeling (MLM)
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            | Other aspects: | - HLM software: build and test various MLM models - coding scheme for Written Score Explanation Data
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            | Research design: | Mixed-method |  
            | Level of detail: | High |  Keywords:mixed-methods, cross-sectional study, ESL, essay, evaluation, rating processes, rating scales
 
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