ASSOCIATE PROF. DR. LARISA NIKITINA
Department of Asian and European Languages
Faculty of Languages and Linguistics
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Dr. Larisa Nikitina is an associate professor at the Department of Asian and European Languages, Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya. Much of her research focuses on psychological and emotional factors involved in learning an additional language. She is particularly interested in exploring mental images that learners of various languages hold about target language countries. This interest eventuated in authoring the book Stereotypes and language learning motivation: A study of L2 learners of Asian languages published by Routledge. Dr Nikitina’s articles appeared in top disciplinary journals, including Applied Linguistics, Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, System and Journal of English for Academic Purposes. Her other academic interests include quantitative methods in Applied Linguistics and natural language processing. She welcomes collaborations with researchers who share similar academic interests. |
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Cultural Differences In Human Perception And Lexicalization Of Olfaction |
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Language Attitudes And Preferences For Learning Asean Languages Among University Students In Asean Countries |
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Language learning a la carte: Developing and implementing a module for personalized learning in the foreign language classroom |
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Indonesian students' mental images of Portugal and their l2 motivation
Fragrance lexicon for analysis of consumer-generated perfume reviews in Russian and English
Fragrance lexicon for analysis of consumer-generated perfume reviews in Russian and English
Cultural Re-Importation Through Soft Power and Transnational Cultural Flows Mediated by Digital Influence: The Case of City Pop Music in Japan, Malaysia and Indonesia
Stereotypes and language learning motivation: A study of L2 learners of Asian languages.
Indonesian students’ mental images of Portugal and their L2 motivation.
Personalized learning in the beginner foreign language classroom: Dilemmas and challenges
Language Attitudes, Country Stereotypes, and L2 Motivation: A focus on ASEAN languages
Data Collection in Empirical Studies in the Social Sciences.