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Arkadiusz Pietluch

Assistant Professor

Rzeszów University

Poland

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Arkadiusz Pietluch is an Assistant Professor at Rzeszów University in Poland. His research primarily focuses on language learners' well-being, student engagement, and academic burnout, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work also investigates the emotional dynamics of pre-service language teachers and the factors influencing directed motivational currents among students.

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Mehmet Sak

Assistant Professor

Bilkent University

TURKEY

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Well‐Being Trajectories of Pre‐Service Language Teachers During the Practicum: An Ecological Analysis

A qualitative exploration into L2 learners’ enjoyment and emotional variability in directed motivational currents

Navigating the Flow: The Dynamic Nature of Language Learners’ Well‐Being in Directed Motivational Currents

Student Engagement, Life Satisfaction, and Academic Burnout Among Polish Tertiary Students: A Mixed-Methods Analysis

An investigation into the dynamicity of pre-service language teachers’ well-being trajectories: a classroom-based study

Sources and outcomes of distressing emotions in directed motivational currents

Sources and outcomes of distressing emotions in directed motivational currents

FOSTERING STUDENTS’ ADAPTABILITY THROUGH SELF-EFFICACY: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

FOSTERING STUDENTS’ ADAPTABILITY THROUGH SELF-EFFICACY: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Negative affect in sustained flow: An investigation into adverse consequences of prolonged engagement

How to keep the current flowing? Factors contributing to the longevity of directed motivational currents

How to keep the current flowing? Factors contributing to the longevity of directed motivational currents

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Mehmet Sak

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