… inhibition in bilingual language processing—and the focus of the present study—is found in
fully reversed language dominance … Reversed dominance is also thought to be a marker of …

… costs supports an inhibitory account of language control in general, … language dominance
and language inhibition (ie, only for … on the role of language dominance in language inhibition. …

… little to no inhibition during bilingual language production. In … equivocal marker of inhibition
(ie, n-2 language repetition … suggest a global inhibition of the more dominant languages (eg…

… markers of proactive language control are discussed (ie, the reversed language dominance
effect, language-… In turn, if inhibition is the main process during proactive language control, …

… language dominance effects in more (vs. less) balanced bilinguals in mixed-language
blocks… , thereby not exhibiting a different commonly cited marker of inhibitory control (asymmetrical …

… in their nondominant language by inhibiting their dominant language temporarily, fully lifting
… of the nondominant language rather than globally inhibiting the dominant language, or even …

… that have been related to proactive inhibition (ie, reversed language dominance and the
blocked … Second, we suggested that any credible marker of inhibitory control should also have …

… However, although we found the strongest inhibition effect for the most dominant language,
… By using an n-2 repetition cost as empirical marker we unambiguously demonstrate the …

… language-repetition costs, as a marker for inhibitory processes in … language is, the larger
the inhibition is. If we further assume that language activation is related to language dominance (…

… costs, reversed language dominance, and asymmetrical … sustained inhibition to their
dominant L1 in mixed language … clear markers of a transient and reactive inhibitory mechanism …