In the study of gender representation and processing in bilinguals, two contrasting
perspectives exist: integrated versus autonomous (Costa, Kovacic, Franck, & Caramazza …

When bilingual speakers use two languages in the same utterance, this is called code-
switching. Previous research indicates that bilinguals' likelihood to code-switch is enhanced …

A large body of research seeking to explore how form affects lexical processing in bilinguals
has suggested that orthographically similar translations (eg, English-Portuguese “paper …

An increasing number of psycholinguistic studies have adopted a megastudy approach to
explore the role that different variables play in the speed and/or accuracy with which words …

Literacy affects many aspects of language and cognition, including the shift from a more
holistic mode of processing to a more analytical part-based mode of processing. Here we …

The cross-linguistic gender congruency effect (GCE; a facilitation on gender retrieval for
translations of the same gender) is a robust phenomenon analysed almost exclusively with …

The current study investigated how the processing of triple cognates (words sharing form
and meaning across three languages) is modulated by the semantic bias of sentence …

This article proposes an innovative approach to examining garden-path (GP) effects in
sentence processing. It applies GP effects as a method to a new domain, specifically to …

Nowadays, use of a second language (L2) has taken a central role in daily activities. There
are numerous contexts in which people have to process information, acquire new …

Correctly spelling an English word requires a high-quality orthographic representation.
When faced with spelling a complex word without a high-quality representation, spellers …