Bilinguals with a high proficiency in their first (L1) and second language (L2) often show
comparable reaction times when switching from their L1 to L2 and vice-versa (“symmetrical …

Research on the neural imprint of dual-language experience, crucial for understanding how
the brain processes dominant and non-dominant languages, remains inconclusive …

The intention to name an object modulates neural responses during object recognition
tasks. However, the nature of this modulation is still unclear. We established whether a core …

The role of the left temporoparietal cortex in speech production has been extensively studied
during native language processing, proving crucial in controlled lexico-semantic retrieval …

Does neural activity reveal how balanced bilinguals choose languages? Despite using
diverse neuroimaging techniques, prior studies haven't provided a definitive solution to this …

Is language selection decodable from neural activity in balanced bilinguals? Previous
research employing various neuroimaging methods has not yielded a conclusive answer to …

Previous evidence suggests that distinct ventral and dorsal streams respectively underpin
the semantic processing of object and action knowledge. Recently, we found that brain …

Nouns and verbs constitute the fundamental elements of human language systems.
Abundant studies have demonstrated that nouns and verbs exhibit different representations …

Dentro del debate clásico entre la naturaleza discreta o continua de los fenómenos
lingüísticos, existe una controversia acerca de la relación que mantienen entre sí las …

This article describes a case of Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) in an Italian woman who
developed a Canadian-like foreign accent without brain damage (functional FAS). The …