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ArticleBehavior research methods2024

Affective Norms for German as a Second Language (ANGL2).

Zeming Xu, Jia Liu, Lin Fan

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Zeming XuDepartment of German Philology, University of Göttingen, Käte-Hamburger-Weg 3, 37073, Göttingen, Germany.
Jia LiuSchool of Foreign Studies, Hebei Normal University, Yuhua District, No. 20 Nan'erhuan East Road, Shijiazhuang, 050024, Hebei, China.
Lin FanNational Research Centre for Foreign Language Education, Beijing Foreign Studies University, No. 2 Xisanhuan North Road, Beijing, 100089, Haidian District, China. fanlin@bfsu.edu.cn.

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Double First Class Project of Beijing Foreign Studies University 2022SYLZD008National Social Science Fund of China 23CYY043Social Science Development Research Project of Hebei Province 20230304047
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Abstract

The present study introduces affective norms for a set of 880 German words rated by learners of German as a second language (L2), i.e., the Affective Norms for German as a Second Language (ANGL2). The database provides ratings across affective and subjective psycholinguistic dimensions. Besides valence and arousal ratings, ANGL2 features data on emotional prototypicality, which helps to identify emotion-label words and emotion-laden words. Moreover, the database includes two additional semantic variables: concreteness and familiarity. We observed similarities with previous studies, and the ratings provided by L2 speakers demonstrate characteristics that should be noted in studies involving bilinguals, including more moderate valence ratings, and a stronger correlation between valence and arousal, specifically for positive words. ANGL2 is the first set of affective norms that has been rated by L2 speakers for a language other than English. The set of norms is aimed to function as a resource for psycholinguistic experimental studies on the intersection between emotion and language among L2 speakers.

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EmotionsMultilingualismPsycholinguisticsAdultAffectArousalFemaleGermanyHumansLanguageMaleSemanticsAffective dimensionsArousalConcretenessEmotion wordsGerman as a second languagePrototypicalitySubjective familiarityValence

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