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Banmen, John

doi:10.1023/a:1014365304082

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“…To explain her ideologies, beliefs, ambitions, and procedures into a coherent whole by building on her key principles (Lum, 2002), the Satir Model (Satir et al, 1991) was created. The intrapsychic, the interaction, and the family-of-origin are the three main therapeutic intervention areas that are the emphasis of the Satir model (Banmen, 2002). According to the Iceberg Metaphor, the intrapsychic focus has been determined (Banmen, 2002).…”

Section: Satir Iceberg Metaphormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The intrapsychic, the interaction, and the family-of-origin are the three main therapeutic intervention areas that are the emphasis of the Satir model (Banmen, 2002). According to the Iceberg Metaphor, the intrapsychic focus has been determined (Banmen, 2002). The iceberg metaphor and Satir's family therapy approach are closely related nowadays (Innes, 2002;Lum, 2002;Sayles, 2002).…”

Section: Satir Iceberg Metaphormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The elements of the interior experience are interacting and systematic, and alterations in one area frequently affect other areas as well (Banmen, 2002). The six levels of human experience listed by Satir are represented by the iceberg: behavior, coping, perceptions, feelings, unmet expectations, and longings (Innes, 2002).…”

Section: Satir Iceberg Metaphormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The six levels of human experience listed by Satir are represented by the iceberg: behavior, coping, perceptions, feelings, unmet expectations, and longings (Innes, 2002). Figure 2 (Banmen, 2002) According to Satir's (1991) theory, a person is inextricably linked with his or her family of origin, which may affect his or her whole life, which is also an inevitable connection between a person and one's experience and the root of our unhappiness may be the unfulfilled expectations of childhood. According to Kerr (1981), no one can understand other people's thoughts in isolation.…”

Section: Satir Iceberg Metaphormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study also echoes that peer pressure will make students anxious in English classes. Feeling anxious in the classroom is feeling under the water line (Banmen, 2002) in the Iceberg Metaphor.…”

Section: Factors Influencing Flcamentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Analysis of Parenting Styles and Language Anxiety based on the Iceberg Metaphor: Focusing on Chinese EFL learners in Four Guangdong Universities

2023

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Many Chinese undergraduate students report feeling anxious in college, particularly in English classes. Parenting styles make a profound impact on students’ learning behaviors and emotions due to many factors. Thus, the current study is about to what extent could parenting styles predict foreign language classroom anxiety (FLCA). The participants were 247 college students whose native language was Chinese. The FLCA levels among Chinese undergraduate students were moderately high, and there was no discernible difference in anxiety levels between males and girls. Parents of participants with varying levels of education did not show preferences for parenting styles. The results of the multiple regression model pointed out that parenting styles were significantly and positively correlated with linguistic anxiety in the classroom. According to the findings, warmth and monitoring, both have a positive and significant correlation to FLCA, and students who experienced rejecting-neglecting parenting were less likely to develop FLCA than children who experienced authoritative, authoritarian, or permissive parenting. Three monitoring measures were the next best predictors of FLCA after the acceptance variable of warmth variables. The Iceberg Metaphor indicates that the students’ yearning for acceptance led to their expectation that they would only be accepted if they were perfect, which in turn exposed the students’ sentiments of anxiety and their emotions in class. Future research should validate these findings and investigate the causes underlying students’ language anxiety.

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Section: Satir Iceberg Metaphormentioning

confidence: 99%