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|a Schwieter, John W.
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|a Multilingualism: Consequences for the Brain and Mind
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (294 p.)
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|a bilingualism
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|a adults
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|a proficiency
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|a sentence reading
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|a neural recycling
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|a modality interference
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|a neurophenomenology
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|a language control
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|a variation in language environments
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|a cultural identities
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|a multilingual
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|a cognition
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|a mental simulation
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|a cultural immersion
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|a culture
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|a Bilingualism
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|a event related potentials
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|a dementia
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|a biculturalism
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|a dominance
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|a late positive complex
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|a Humanities / bicssc
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|a Social interaction / bicssc
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|a code-switching positivity
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|a counterfactual thinking
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|a executive function
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|a emotion words
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|a emotion
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|a L1
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|a bilingual
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|a cognitive control
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|a cultural exposure
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|a language use
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|a primary progressive aphasia
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|a communication
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|a semantic processing
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|a bilingual comprehension
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|a third language acquisition
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|a LPC
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|a emotional language
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|a retrospective experience sampling
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|a bilingual children
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|a language processing
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|a neuroimaging
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|a intra-sentential codeswitching
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|a language regulation
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|a neurophenomenal field
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|a Multilingualism
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|a path diagrams
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|a symbols
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|a EEG
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|a bilinguals
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|a bimodal bilingualism
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|a diglossia
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|a syntactic processing
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|a LAN
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|a bilingual advantage
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|a syntactic awareness
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|a cross-language errors
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|a first-acquired language
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|a attentional networks
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|a reading comprehension
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|a language attrition
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|a non-L1
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|a early posterior negativity
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|a Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
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|a second language acquisition
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|a N400
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|a neurolinguistics
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|a executive functions
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|a code switching
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|a "Multilingualism: Consequences for brain and mind" brings together state-of-the art papers that examine the cognitive and neurological consequences of multilingualism through an exploration of how two or more languages are processed, represented, and/or controlled in one brain/mind.
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