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Fig 1.

Theoretical model.

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Table 1.

Tests of gender and grade differences in foreign language learning emotions, academic buoyancy, and test performance.

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Table 2.

Correlations between the study variables.

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Fig 2.

The LMS model.

Note. Path values are the standardized path coefficients (standard errors); ***p<0.001, **p<0.01, *p<0.05. Grade was controlled.

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Table 3.

Moderating effect of academic buoyancy.

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Fig 3.

The model-implied effect of academic buoyancy × enjoyment interaction on CET-4 performance.

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Fig 4.

The model-implied effect of academic buoyancy × burnout interaction on CET-4 performance.

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