In the current study, we set out to investigate language control, which is the process that
minimizes cross-language interference, during bilingual language comprehension …

The most widely discussed observation in the language control literature is the larger cost
found when switching into the first than the second language (ie, asymmetrical switch costs) …

Bilingual models diverge in whether they assume that language control is domain general.
Most studies that investigated this claim focused on bilingual language production and …

Most empirical evidence on switch costs is based on bilingual production and interpreted as
a result of inhibitory control. It is unclear whether such a top–down control process exists in …

Switching language is costly for bilingual speakers and listeners, suggesting that language
control is effortful in both modalities. But are the mechanisms underlying language control …

We investigated whether bilinguals' integration of a code-switch during real-time
comprehension, which involves resolving among conflicting linguistic representations …

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 speakers are suggested to use control processes to avoid linguistic interference
from the unintended language. It is debated whether these bilingual language control (BLC) …

The current study examines the interplay between global and local processes in bilingual
language control. We investigated language-switching performance of unbalanced Arabic …

This study investigated whether the deployment of cognitive control was modulated by the
intra-sentential code-switching types during comprehension. L1-dominant Chinese–English …