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The participants of the study were drawn from the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature at Addis Ababa University. Freshman students took part in the study. The study used quantitative approaches. Correlation and regression analyses were employed. In this regard, both descriptive and inferential statistics were made. The results of the study showed that freshman students were anxious and there were many factors that made them apprehensive. Among these factors were teacher interaction and low self-view. The one sample t-test result showed that the average anxiety, self-esteem and teacherstudent interaction scores of the students differed significantly from the media and they were found to be significant. There was also a modest inverse correlation among the dependent (anxiety) and the independent variables (teacher interaction, values and self-esteem) . Regarding the regression analysis, the combined effect of these variables (teacher interaction, self-esteem and value) affected the emotional stability of the learners’ anxiety. Based on the findings, conclusions are forwarded.\u003Cbr>Keywords: Anxiety, teacher-student, interaction, self-esteem . |\n| --- |\n| E-mail: [bekaluatnafu@yahoo.com](bekaluatnafu@yahoo.com). |\n\nINTRODUCTION  \nThe importance of non-threatening learning environment in language classes is unarguably essential since the learning environment plays crucial roles in manipulating affective variables. That is, in human learning a variety of agents participate and the process is controlled by the learning environment (significant agents such as friends, teachers, parents, personal factors, the nature of the task etc) . The learning environment in which learners try to fit into should be non-threatening; and it should also be an area where healthy teacher-student interaction and positive self-view prevail. In other words, the classroom atmosphere must be an atmosphere of acceptance and mutual respect, where students know how to appreciate other students, teacher appreciate students (Young, 1999) . In an ethnographic research consisting of a broadspectrum of experts echoed that the foreign language classroom environment played a great role; more specifically, participants in the study spoke about the important role that the teacher played in creating or  \nhindering one’s excitement and ability to learn (Young, 1999) .  \nKey among these issues involved in the learning environment is the quality of interpersonal skills students form with teachers. Teacher-student interaction is one of those factors that might tend to interfere with the success of learning by eliciting emotions. This is true since the process of knowledge acquisition or skill development is embedded in the social and emotional context in which learning takes place. Taking this into account, teachers are supposed to create a non-threatening learning environment. Finch (2001) noted that teachers can begin a dogma-free learning space, sensitive to the affective needs of the students, offering training in reassuring them that they are not alone in their affective reactions and that these feelings are normal. This is because when students encounter a new learning environment, they need to cope with new interpersonal relationship. 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