Research examining the cognitive consequences of bilingualism has increasingly relied on
continuous measures to capture the degree and nature of bilingual experience, using such …

The growing importance of research on bilingualism in psychology and neuroscience
motivates the need for a psychometric model that can be used to understand and quantify …

The language backgrounds and experiences of bilinguals have been primarily
characterized using self-report questionnaires and laboratory tasks, although each of these …

Introduction This paper examines the productive vocabulary skills of five groups of English-
Hebrew bilinguals in Israel and the United States. The juxtaposition of these five groups …

Introduction It has been proposed that bilinguals' language use patterns are differentially
associated with executive control. To further examine this, the present study relates the …

Aims and Objects: The Adaptive Control Hypothesis (ACH) proposed that different
interactional contexts place different demands on cognitive processes for bilinguals …

People are often asked to self-evaluate their abilities, and these evaluations may not always
reflect objective reality. Here, we investigated this issue for bilingual adults' self-evaluations …

Recent research on multilingualism highlights the role of language diversity in modulating
the cognitive capacities of communication and suggests a gap in available measures for …

We investigated language control in (within-language) between alphabet switching during
comprehension by exploiting the overlap between the two character sets of Serbian. We …

Aims and Objective: Bilingualism has been proposed to affect cognitive flexibility, but
findings in the literature are mixed. One reason for this might be the different trajectories of …