Two eye-tracking experiments examined spoken language processing in Russian-English
bilinguals. The proportion of looks to objects whose names were phonologically similar to …

Performance of bilingual Russian–English speakers and monolingual English speakers
during auditory processing of competing lexical items was examined using eye tracking …

Recognition and interference of a nontarget language (Russian) during production in a
target language (English) were tested in Russian‐English bilinguals using eye movements …

During spoken word-recognition, bilinguals have been shown to access their two languages
simultaneously. The present study examined effects of language proficiency and lexical …

Bilingualism provides a unique opportunity for exploring hypotheses about how the human
brain encodes language. For example, the “input switch” theory states that bilinguals can …

Bilinguals rarely produce words in an unintended language. However, we induced such
intrusion errors (eg, saying el instead of he) in 32 Spanish-English bilinguals who read …

The influence of phonological similarity on bilingual language processing was examined
within and across languages in three experiments. Phonological similarity was manipulated …

In spite of the intuition of many bilinguals, a review of empirical studies indicates that during
reading under many circumstances, possible words from different languages temporarily …

English-Spanish bilinguals named visually presented words aloud in each language. The
words included cognates (eg, fruit-fruta) and non-cognate translations (eg, pencil-ládpiz) …

Accounts of bilingual cognitive advantages suggest an associative link between
crosslinguistic competition and inhibitory control. We investigate this link by examining …