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1.	A Study On The Effect Of The Length Approach On EFL Learners In Alleviating Their Writing Apprehension
2.	The Effects Of Second Language Writing Apprehension On L2 Writing Performance
3.	The Experimental Research Of Length Approach To Writing Teaching
4.	Astudy Of The Effects Of Recitation Input On The English Writing Apprehension Of Vocational College Students
5.	A Study Of Writing Apprehension In EFL Writing Processes
6.	Research On Writer's Block And Writing Apprehension Of Chinese Non-English Major Graduates In English Writing
7.	Research On Writer's Block And Writing Apprehension Of Chinese Non-english Major Graduates In English Writing
8.	A Tentative Exploration On The Teaching Approach To The Cultivation Of College Students’ Critical Thinking
9.	The Influence Of Writing Apprehension On Writing Performance Of English Majors
10.	A Correlational Study Of Senior High School Students’ English Writing Self-Efficacy, Writing Apprehension And Writing Achievement
11.	The Effects Of Joint Production On Junior High School Students' English Writing Scores And Writing Apprehension
12.	A Study Of English Writing Apprehension Of Senior High Students:Intensity,Types And Causes
13.	The effects of relevance and confidence strategies on writing apprehension, motivational levels, and writing performance on undergraduate composition students
14.	The effect of journal writing on written performance, writing apprehension, and attitudes of Egyptian English majors
15.	The effect of the WebQuest Writing Instruction on EFL learners' writing performance, writing apprehension, and perception (China)
16.	Effect of a mindfulness intervention on community college students' writing apprehension and writing performance
17.	Writing apprehension in ESL
18.	The effects of a portfolio method of evaluation on the writing apprehension, locus of control, and teacher encouragement rating of community college composition students
19.	Writing Apprehension of Black Students at a Private Historically Black Four Year Liberal Arts Institution
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