Herein, we contextualize, problematize, and offer some insights for moving beyond the
problem of monolingual comparative normativity in (psycho) linguistic research on …

Linguistic research focuses primarily on the thousands of naturally occurring languages, but
there are also languages that have been consciously created by individuals. There are four …

This paper presents the results of an eyetracking study that uses the Visual World Paradigm
to determine whether heritage speakers of Polish can use grammatical gender cues to …

For much of its history, categorical perception was treated as a foundational theory of
speech perception, which suggested that quasi-discrete categorization was a goal of speech …

We investigated prediction skills of adult heritage speakers and the role of written and
spoken language experience on predictive processing. Using visual world eye-tracking, we …

Family language policy explores planning of home language use and is thought to shape
language acquisition. Historically, heritage languages have often been considered 'low …

Purpose: This study examines the extent to which language skills of adult speakers of
heritage language (HL) English in a Hebrew-speaking society are affected by individual HL …

This paper investigates the use of kati “some” by Greek Heritage Speakers (HSs) in
comparison to monolinguals. While all Greek determiners are marked for gender, case, and …

Investigating heritage language (HL)-contact effects on the dominant language has received
limited attention despite its importance in understanding the dynamic interplay between …

Research on multilingual speakers is often compared to monolingual baselines which are
commonly treated as if they were homogeneous across speakers. Despite recent research …