Research Benefits Learners` beliefs about autonomy in language learning
                                                                                background and educational setting affect beliefs. All three studies relied on  the  administration  of  the  BALLI.  Tumposky  1991  concluded  that
culture  contributes  to  motivation,  while  Yang  1993  and  Kuntz  1996 found that ethnicity and culture influence the beliefs held by learners.
According  to  Gardner    Miller  2002,  learners  bring  their  own beliefs, goals, attitudes and decisions to learning and these influence how
they  approach  their  learning.  Therefore,  their  beliefs  about  language learning or learner autonomy may vary greatly from one to another. To a
large  extent,  the  beliefs  that  learners  hold  about  language  learning  may have a significant impact on their learning outcomes. Cognitivists assume
that learning attitudes and behaviors are conditioned by a higher order of mental  representations  concerning  the  nature  of  language  and  language
learning. Learners‟  beliefs,  as  a  part  of  metacognitive  knowledge,  exert
either  positive  or  negative  effects  on  learning  practice .  Learners‟
insightful  beliefs  about  language  learning  process,  their  own  aptitudes and  the  use  of  effective  learning  strategies  will  help  their  learning  and
assist  them  to  improve  a  more  active  and  independent  attitude  which allows  them  to  take  care  of  their  own  learning.  However,  uninformed
beliefs about language learning may lead to dependence on less effective strategies, causing in poor cognitive performance, classroom anxiety and
a  negative  attitude  towards  autonomy.    Studies  in  the  area  of  learner beliefs  have  shown  that  learners  hold  an  extensive  variety  of  beliefs
about  language  and  language  learning  and  that  these  may  influence learning attitudes and behavior.
In summary, learners‟ belief about language learning is to define
as  learners  individual  opinion  or  individual  thought  concerning  what things  they  assume  as  right  or  wrong  dealing  with  themselves  as
language learners, the nature of the language being learned, the nature of an  English  as  foreign  language  learning  process.  In  this  research,  those
beliefs  are  to  elicit  and  record  through  learners  opinion  or  feeling regarding three major components of the difficulty of language learning,
the  existence  of  foreign  language  attitude,  and  the  nature  of  language learning of acquiring English skill.