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listening

listening Listening, in this context, is the cognitive process of understanding spoken language.

Listening, in this context, is the cognitive process of understanding spoken language. It is an important skill in language learning, but it can be hard when speech is fast, accents or cultural references are unfamiliar, or vocabulary knowledge is limited.

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Drafting source: Azzubaidi Khalid; Alhamidani Moteeb. Can AI-generated culturally contextualized listening materials enhance agentic engagement? An exploratory study with Saudi EFL students. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1861868; article XML SHA-256 57a7c83695c32c68b9531d75d2de59bb53c2d1ed1d927052c2dc37394e2bc66c. “Can AI-generated culturally contextualized listening materials enhance agentic engagement? An exploratory study with Saudi EFL students” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1861868).
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