The hypothesis of the Gardner (1982) was about integrative motivation. He believed that oriented learners were more persistently and intensely motivated than other learners. In his view an integrative oriented learner had a stronger desire to learn the language and had more positive attitudes towards the learning situation, and was more likely to expand more effort in learning the language. Gardner believes that the interactively motivated students and learners are more active in language classes, and they are more successful in learning a second and foreign language. There students are more eager to participate in other society, and to interact with members of that community.