It is proposed that successful word retrieval involves lateral inhibition of lexical competitors,
and suppression of the non-target language in bilingual speakers. Thus cognitive control is …

We describe a case study of a French–Dutch bilingual patient with differential aphasia,
showing clearly larger impairments in Dutch than in French. We investigated whether this …

This study examines language control deficits in bilingual aphasia in terms of domain
specific cognitive control and domain general cognitive control. Thirty Spanish–English …

Background. Bilingualism results in an added advantage with respect to cognitive control.
The interaction between bilingual language control and general purpose cognitive control …

For successful language production in a target language, bilingual individuals with aphasia
must inhibit interference from the non-target language. It is currently unknown if successful …

In this study we examined linguistic and non-linguistic control mechanisms in 20 Spanish–
English neurologically healthy bilingual adults and 13 Spanish–English bilingual adults with …

Background: The causal basis of the different patterns of language recovery following stroke
in bilingual speakers is not well understood. Our approach distinguishes the representation …

Background Until today, there is no satisfying explanation for why one language may
recover worse than another in differential bilingual aphasia. One potential explanation that …

Individuals with aphasia frequently show lexical retrieval deficits due to increased
interference of semantically related competitors, a phenomenon that can be observed in …

Different linguistic contexts place varying amounts of cognitive control on lexical retrieval in
bilingual speakers, an issue that is complicated in bilingual patients with aphasia (BPWA) …