Numerous studies have revealed that bilingual individuals outperform monolinguals in tasks
requiring executive control. However, the exact impact of bilingualism on executive functions …

Past research shows that the bilingual experience may enhance cognitive executive
function. In this experiment, we evaluated cognitive control in bilinguals relative to …

In recent decades, researchers have noted consistent costs in lexical access among
bilingual participants. Using a variety of fluency measures, but primarily picture-naming with …

Although bilingual children and elderly have been observed to outperform monolinguals in
typical executive control tasks, this bilingual advantage is not consistently found in the young …

Bilingual advantage in cognition is a topic of debate in the field of psycholinguistics. Many
studies report bilingual advantage in executive functions (EF) associated with goal …

This thesis presents research that addresses several questions with respect to findings
demonstrating superior performance in bilinguals relative to monolinguals on cognitive …

Bilingualism has been shown to influence a variety of cognitive functions, most notably
lexical processing and cognitive control. These effects are both detrimental and …

In her keynote paper, Valian (2014) provides a comprehensive review of the literature that
examines whether bilingual individuals outperform monolingual participants on various …

Within the past decade, there has been an explosion of research investigating the cognitive
consequences of bilingualism. However, a controversy has arisen specifically involving …

This study examines the general claim that bilingualism leads to a facilitatory effect on
cognitive control. Repeatedly resolving conflict between simultaneously active …