ReviewFrontiers in psychology2026
A conceptual analysis: generative artificial intelligence literacy in English as a foreign language writing.
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Abstract
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has transformed various aspects of English as foreign language (EFL) education and thus GenAI literacy in this field has attracted increasing academic attention. However, studies on GenAI literacy in EFL writing are still in nascent stages and GenAI literacy as a budding concept remains underexplored. This conceptual analysis aims to clarify the concept of GenAI literacy in EFL writing. Relevant literature indicated that definitions of GenAI literacy involve basic understanding, technical skills, critical evaluation, and ethical consideration about GenAI tools and outputs, with criticality as a core element for EFL writing. This analysis also aims to interpret prominent theories of GenAI literacy. It illustrated the socially-constructed foundation of GenAI literacy theories, covering affective, cognitive, behavioral, and ethical perspectives. This analysis developed a new framework of GenAI literacy after synthesizing theories of GenAI literacy in EFL writing. Based on the new framework consisting of five dimensions: understanding, intention, application, evaluation and ethics, the analysis then explored the pedagogical implications and research orientations for instructors, curriculum designers, policy makers, and scholars in GenAI-assisted EFL writing. This analysis can thus enrich their understanding of GenAI literacy. The new framework of GenAI literacy will enable them to effectively research and integrate GenAI into EFL writing education.
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