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Many L2 researchers to date have studied the implications of teachers’ and students’ emotions in different language education environments. Nonetheless, as the review of the relevant literature suggests, the majority of scholars have focused on the consequences of negative emotions, leaving a broad range of positive emotions unconsidered. To bridge the gap in the pertinent literature, the present special issue aims to bring together research studies assessing the role of positive emotions in language classrooms. More precisely, this special issue seeks to collect studies that probe into the applications and implications of positive emotions in second and foreign language classes.
Second and foreign language education is an emotional process accompanied by various positive and negative emotions. While positive emotions, including hope, happiness, enjoyment, motivation, pride, and satisfaction, can facilitate the language education process, negative emotions such as anxiety, anger, stress, depression, apprehension, fear, and frustration may impede this process and result in undesired educational outcomes. Due to the integral role of emotions in the language education process, studying the applications or implications of positive and negative emotions in the language education settings seems imperative.
We welcome original research, intervention-based studies, critical reports, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses. In terms of research design, we are looking for in-depth qualitative studies, large-scale quantitative investigations, and mixed-methods research. Regarding the design of studies in this area, they can be experimental, qualitative exploration of a few cases in detail, large-scale quantitative exploration of correlational or cause-effect relationships, or mixed methods research studies.
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According to the rating results, the journal Psychology in Russia: State of the Art entered the second quartile in “Psychology” category and became the only Russian psychological journal that was awarded such a high evaluation.
“The fact that the journal’s status is growing indicates the steady interest of foreign colleagues in the Russian psychological school, as well as the high standards of the manuscript preparation. Just recently, we became the first Russian psychological journal indexed in PubMed, and now our indicators in the Scopus database have also increased,” noted the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal, Dean of the Faculty of Psychology of Lomonosov Moscow State University, Director of the Federal Scientific Center for Psychological and Interdisciplinary Research, President of the Russian Psychological Society, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Education, Professor Yury Zinchenko.
The quarterly journal Psychology in Russia: State of the Art is published by the Faculty of Psychology of Lomonosov Moscow State University together with the Russian Psychological Society since 2008. The journal focuses on the research within the framework of Russian activity theory and cultural-historical psychology, as well as on original research in other psychological areas. The journal is indexed in prestigious international databases, including PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and many others. The journal's authors list is comprised of famous scientists from more than 30 countries.
Dear colleagues!
We are glad to inform you that the new issue of the journal "Psychology in Russia: State of the Art" - 17(2), 2024 - was released. You can access the full-text articles here:
https://psychologyinrussia.com/volumes/issues/issue/volume-17-2-2024/