Phillip Bailey
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Also affiliated: Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2020); Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (2005); Conway School of Landscape Design (2000); University of Pennsylvania (2005); Stanford University (1959)
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Phillip Bailey's research explores the decision-making processes of international students from the Caribbean regarding their continued stay in the United States after graduation. This work investigates the connection between these decisions and the phenomenon of brain drain. His recent publication addresses this topic, reflecting his engagement with contemporary issues in international education and migration.
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- h-index: 12
- Publications: 25
- Citations: 1,260
Selected Publications
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Understanding How International Students from the Caribbean Arrive at the Decision to Remain within the United States Post-Graduation and the Connection to Brain Drain (2022)
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STUDY HABITS AND ANXIETY ABOUT LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES (2000)
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Study Habits and Anxiety about Learning Foreign Languages (2000)
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Correlates of Anxiety at Three Stages of the Foreign Language Learning Process (2000)
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The Validation of Three Scales Measuring Anxiety at Different Stages of the Foreign Language Learning Process: The Input Anxiety Scale, the Processing Anxiety Scale, and the Output Anxiety Scale (2000)
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Using learning style to predict foreign language achievement at the college level (2000)
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Cognitive, Affective, Personality, and Demographic Predictors of Foreign-Language Achievement (2000)
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Factors associated with foreign language anxiety (1999)
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Foreign Language Anxiety and Learning Style (1999)
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Relationships between Anxiety and Achievement at Three Stages of Learning a Foreign Language (1999)
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ANXIETY ABOUT FOREIGN LANGUAGE AMONG STUDENTS IN FRENCH, SPANISH, AND GERMAN CLASSES (1998)
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Anxiety about Foreign Language among Students in French, Spanish, and German Classes (1998)
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- Understanding How International Students from the Caribbean Arrive at the Decision to Remain within the United States Post-Graduation and the Connection to Brain Drain
- Understanding How International Students from the Caribbean Arrive at the Decision to Remain within the United States Post-Graduation and the Connection to Brain Drain
- Understanding How International Students from the Caribbean Arrive at the Decision to Remain within the United States Post-Graduation and the Connection to Brain Drain
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