The bilingual advantage is a heavily debated topic in research on bilingualism. The current
study further investigated one specific aspect of bilingualism proposed to be a determining …

The benefits of bilingualism in executive functions are highly debated. Even so, in switching
tasks, these effects seem robust, although smaller than initially thought (;). By handling two …

Language switching may rely on language-specific mechanisms. If true, then language
switching should not enhance general inhibitory control or the ability to switch tasks. The …

According to the Bilingual Executive Advantage (BEA) hypothesis, bilinguals outperform
monolinguals in executive functions (EF). This has been suggested to stem from life-long …

Several studies have suggested a bilingual advantage in executive functions, presumably
due to bilinguals' massive practice with language switching that requires executive …

As studies of bilingual language control (BLC) seek to explore the underpinnings of
bilinguals' abilities to juggle two languages, different types of language switching tasks have …

Traditional research in bilingualism has consistently found that switching languages is
effortful, placing demands on neural systems of cognitive control. This finding runs counter to …

The goal of this study was to determine how trilinguals select the language they intend to
use in a language switching context. Two accounts are examined:(a) a language-specific …

Previous studies have demonstrated that language switching in bilinguals can be affected
by a number of variables, including the processing context. Here, we used a modified …

Bilingual language selection and control is often studied in the language switching
paradigm, where participants switch between producing words in one or the other language …