As can be seen, all of the correlations involving integrativeness, motivation, and language anxiety are significant and in the expected direction. In fact, 35 of the 48 correlations are significant, though one (involving parental encouragement for the young Croatian students) is contrary to expectations. Of the 13 correlations that are not significant, 6 involve the measure of parental encouragement, 3 are concerned with the measure of attitudes toward the learning situation, and 4 are associated with instrumental orientation. In short, in these countries, the best predictors of final grades are language anxiety, motivation and integrativeness, roughly in that order. These results are very consistent with those obtained in Canada.