Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression.
The “hard problem” in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
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M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Learning …, 2006 - scholar.archive.org
The “hard problem” in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression.
M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Journal of Experimental …, 2006 - europepmc.org
The" hard problem" in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
[PDF][PDF] Lexical Selection in Bilingual Speech Production Does Not Involve Language Suppression
M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Learning …, 2006 - njanssen.webs.ull.es
The “hard problem” in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
[PDF][PDF] Lexical Selection in Bilingual Speech Production Does Not Involve Language Suppression
M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Learning, Memory, 2006 - academia.edu
The “hard problem” in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression.
M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Journal of …, 2006 - psycnet.apa.org
The" hard problem" in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression.
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The'hard problem'in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression
M Finkbeiner, J Almeida, N Janssen… - Journal of …, 2006 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The" hard problem" in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
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Lexical selection in bilingual speech production does not involve language suppression
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The" hard problem" in bilingual lexical access arises when translation-equivalent lexical
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …
representations are activated to roughly equal levels and, thus, compete equally for lexical …