Bilinguals possess the ability of expressing themselves in more than one language, and
typically do so in contextually rich and dynamic settings. Theories and models have indeed …

How do the two languages of bilingual individuals interact in everyday communication?
Numerous behavioral-and event-related brain potential studies have suggested that …

Beyond its ubiquity and utility in all that we do, language is perhaps the most essential
characterizing trait differentiating humans from all other sentient beings. As such, studying …

For bilinguals, it is argued that a cognitive advantage can be linked to the constant
management and need for conflict resolution that occurs when the two languages are co …

Research on bilingualism has always lived in a tense intersection across disciplines that
vary in the lenses they bring to language experience and in how that experience is placed …

The effect of bilingual experience on cognitive control has been intensively examined in the
past two decades, but empirical studies have provided inconsistent findings about the …

Bilinguals often switch languages as a function of the language background of their
addressee. The control mechanisms supporting bilinguals' ability to select the contextually …

For a bilingual human, every utterance requires a choice about which language to use. This
choice is commonly regarded as part of general executive control, engaging prefrontal and …

In Rethinking Multilingual Experience through a Systems Framework of Bilingualism (Titone
& Tiv, 2022), we encouraged psycholinguists and cognitive neuroscientists to consider …

Perhaps the main advantage of being bilingual is the capacity to communicate with
interlocutors that have different language backgrounds. In the life of a bilingual, switching …