… on a control mechanism when performing a lexical selection … control the appropriate
selection of one target language, are … within the same dominant language. Unlike the evidence …

… control mechanisms underlying language switching. They instead argued that language
switching and within-language lexical competition resolution do not share inhibitory processes. …

… , lexical organization in development, lexical competition between languages, and lexical
competition within languages… the representational structure in the mental lexicon, as a result of …

… a selection between a variety of competing options. These choices are guided by the
category structure of the competing options, both in language as elsewhere in cognition. We …

… -language lexical competition, language nonselective lexical … experimental methodologies
including lexical decision and naming … (1999), lexical competition across languages has been …

… number of activated lexical competitors due to perceptual … large numbers of lexical
competitors to the lexical selection … multiple lexical representations and the competition between …

… lexical competition. Furthermore, we present these articles with commentaries by researchers
who favour the view that lexical selection takes place without competition. … the competitive …

Three experiments examined the involvement of newly learnt words in lexical competition. …
lexical competition was examined by presenting the existing words (eg cathedral) in a lexical …

… in the response language. That is, the issue becomes one of identifying … lexical competition
is restricted to the lexical nodes belonging to the language in-use or whether any lexical …

… asymmetrical cost when they switched between languages. These results suggest that …
language switching cost are only observed when L1 and L2 lexical representations compete for …