Recent years have seen increasing interest in research on bilingualism and second
language learning. These studies of bilinguals have revealed aspects of the human mind …

Research on bilingual sentence processing demonstrates effects of cross-language
activation during lexical access. However, there are mixed findings regarding the ability of …

The current chapter reviews studies which investigate the behavioural differences during
reading and writing for translation and other non-translational language use. This chapter …

This study investigates under which conditions the L1 syntax is activated in L2 on-line
sentence comprehension. We study whether cross-linguistic syntactic activation of the L1 …

This study examined how noun reading by bilinguals is influenced by orthographic similarity
with their translation equivalents in another language. Eye movements of Dutch–English …

Cognates share their form and meaning across languages:“winter” in English means the
same as “winter” in Dutch. Research has shown that bilinguals process cognates more …

Previous research on bilingual language switching and lexical access has demonstrated a
consistent reaction time cost associated with producing a switched token. While some …

To examine the neural signatures of language co-activation and control during bilingual
spoken word comprehension, Korean-English bilinguals and English monolinguals were …

There is compelling evidence that context strongly influences our choice of words (eg,
whether we refer to a particular animal with the basic-level name “bird” or the subordinate …

This study examined whether training in translation/interpretation leads to a reliance on a
'vertical'translation strategy in which the source language text is comprehended before the …