Psychophysiological Methods in Language Research: Rethinking Embodiment in Studies of Linguistic Behaviors by Bahiyyih Hardacreis a guide for adopting a transdisciplinary and multidimensional approach to language research. Language research areas that could benefit from psychophysiological methods are first/second/foreign language learning, teaching, use, assessment, performance, anxiety, motivation, attitudes, ideologies, perceptions, and identities, among others. To aid researchers in deciding on a suitable physiological measurement method, this book provides an overview of each of the most popular physiological measurements today, along with their potential applications in language research. Bahiyyih Hardacre explains what each of the physiological methods can tell us, illustrates how each physiological method can inform language research by citing a few language studies that used that particular measurement, and provides information about the appropriate procedures for data collection and data processing. Read more ASIN B08QTYSH87 XRay Not Enabled ISBN13 978-1498566742 Edition 1st Language English File size 13.0 MB Page Flip Enabled Publisher Lexington Books Word Wise Enabled Print length 308 pages Accessibility Learn more Screen Reader Supported Publication date November 12, 2020 Enhanced typesetting Enabled