Bilinguals possess the ability of expressing themselves in more than one language, and
typically do so in contextually rich and dynamic settings. Theories and models have indeed …

This study investigated bilingual language control in emotional contexts. We assessed the
language switching and mixing performance of two groups of Chinese-English bilinguals in …

Background: Fluency and disfluency exist on a continuum of speech production. Typically
fluent speakers produce varying numbers of disfluencies; this number increases in stressful …

Bilinguals, by definition, are capable of expressing themselves in more than one language.
But which cognitive mechanisms allow them to switch from one language to another …

Abstract Latinos make up 18.9% of the US population and constitute a similar proportion of
those working in the field of behavior analysis. However, little is known about their cultural …

The study delves into the behavioral shifts observed in" digital students" transitioning from
distance to onsite learning during the Generation Z era, influenced significantly by the …

Individuals with lower proficiency in a second language tend to produce more disfluent
speech patterns in the second language. Speech disfluencies refer to interruptions in the …

Students who enter the school system without English proficiency must develop their English
skills while being expected to perform well in their academic subjects. Many studies have …

This study examined the relationship between linguistic status and work outcomes including
organizational citizenship behaviors and affective commitment, as mediated by …

This research aims at exploring the frequency, occurrence and impact of the semantic and
pragmatic contextual features in the Listening section of the TOEFL simulation test. In this …