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研究生: 葉欣瑜
Shin-Yu Yeh
論文名稱: 大學生英語聽力學習動機之探討
Investigating Learning Motivation for EFL Listening of University Students
指導教授: 鄧慧君
Huei-Chun Teng
口試委員: 謝育芬
Yu-Fen Hsieh
林麗嬌
Li-Jiao Lin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 人文社會學院 - 應用外語系
Department of Applied Foreign Languages
論文出版年: 2023
畢業學年度: 111
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 61
中文關鍵詞: 學習動機英語聽力英語學習大學生
外文關鍵詞: Learning Motivation, EFL Listening, EFL University Students
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長久以來,研究已證明動機是影響第二外語學習成果的決定性因素之一,動機可分為工具型和融入型 (Gardner, 1978)。由於在第二外語學習動機的研究中,以聽力為研究重點的相當有限,本研究旨在透過以下三個研究問題來調查工具型動機和融入型動機是否對台灣非英語主修大學生在學習英語聽力方面具有相同程度的影響,以及他們對英語聽力學習動機的看法 (1) 學生對英語聽力的工具型動機程度為何?(2) 學生對英語聽力的融入型動機程度為何?(3) 學生對英語聽力學習動機的看法是什麼?181名受試者填寫了AMTB (Gardner, 2004) 所改編的問卷,隨後對其中 20 名問卷填答者進行訪談。問卷的結果顯示,參與者同時受到工具型動機和融入型動機的影響。訪談結果顯示,大多數學生對學習英語聽力有積極的看法,並表現出兩種動機。雖然此研究的考量因素可能並不全面,但希望本研究的結果能對台灣的英語教育工作者和出版商有所幫助,以改善英語教育。


Motivation has long been proven to be among the most determining factors in the learning achievements of SLA and can be divided into instrumental and integrative (Gardner, 1978). Due to insufficient research on SLA motivation and listening in particular, this study aimed to investigate whether instrumental motivation and integrative motivation influence to the same extent non-English-major university students in Taiwan in learning EFL listening as well as their perceptions on their learning motivations for EFL listening by answering the following three research questions (1) To what extent are the students’ instrumental motivations for EFL listening? (2) To what extent are the students’ integrative motivations for EFL listening? (3) What are students’ perceptions of their learning motivations for EFL listening? A questionnaire adapted from Attitude/Motivation Test Battery (AMTB) developed by Gardner (2004) was distributed to 181 participants, followed by a semi-structured interview on 20 of them. Results of the questionnaire showed that the participants were influenced by both instrumental and integrative motivation. The interviews suggested that the majority of the students had a positive perception on learning EFL listening, and that they displayed both types of motivations. Despite the fact that this study may not be comprehensive in terms of the factors included in the investigation, it is hoped that the findings may be helpful for the EFL educators and publishers in Taiwan in making a difference in the EFL education.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 摘要.............................................................................................................................i ABSTRACT............................................................................................................ii TABLE OF CONTENTS...................................................................................iii LIST OF TABLES.................................................................................................v LIST OF FIGURES.............................................................................................vi LIST OF APPENDICES...................................................................................vii CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION..............................................................1   Background of the Study...........................................................................................1 Purpose of the Study…………………………..........................................................3 Definition of Terms....................................................................................................4 Significance of the Study...........................................................................................5 Organization of the Study..........................................................................................6 CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW................................................7 Overview of Learning Motivation...........................................................................7 Introduction to Second Language Listening............................................................8 Research on Learning Motivation and Second Language Acquisition ..........................................................................................................11 Summary of Literature Review..............................................................................14 CHAPTER THREE METHODOLOGY......................................................16 Participants...............................................................................................................16 Instruments...............................................................................................................16 Procedure..................................................................................................................19 Data Analysis............................................................................................................20 Pilot Study................................................................................................................21 CHAPTER FOUR RESULTS...........................................................................22 Question One: To What Extent are the Students’ Instrumental Motivations for EFL Listening? ...........................................................................................................22 Question Two: To What Extent are the Students’ Integrative Motivations for EFL Listening? ............................................................................................................24 Question Three: What are Students’ Perceptions of their Learning Motivations for EFL Listening? ....................................................................................................26 CHAPTER FIVE DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION.........................33 Summary of the Study.............................................................................................33 Discussion of the Results.........................................................................................34 Implications of the Study.........................................................................................38 Limitations of the Study...........................................................................................39 Conclusion................................................................................................................40 REFERENCES.......................................................................................................42 APPENDICES........................................................................................................46 Appendix A: Questionnaire in English ...................................................................46 Appendix B: Questionnaire in Mandarin.................................................................50 Appendix C: Interview Questions............................................................................53

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