International audienceThe study aims to specify the role of morphological information in the architecture and organisation of the bilingual lexicon by clarifying the respective roles of complex words’ base and suffix. The experiment which involved advanced Greek-French bilinguals, used a masked priming cross-script protocol, where all primes were in Greek (L1) and all targets in French (L2). Three categories of suffixed words were tested, using the suffixes -ιστής /istís/ ‘‑ist’ and ‑isme: the first two categories were cognates, among which one was of complex but non-constructed words, i.e. whose base does not correspond to a lexical entry for the Greek speaker, e.g. ρεαλιστής /realistís/ ‘realist’ (Corbin, 1987, pp. 457-459), and the third...
<div><p>Recent studies have suggested that proficient bilinguals show morphological decomposition in...
In this article we focus on ‘false cognates’, lexical items that have overlapping orthographic/phono...
In a picture naming study, we examined cross-language activation during speech production in three g...
The way in which the bilingual’s two languages can co-exist and interact with each other is crucial ...
Investigation of the bilingual mental lexicon suggests that one of its defining characteristics is i...
We considered the role of orthography and task-related processing mechanisms in the activation of mo...
Recent studies have suggested that proficient bilinguals show morphological decomposition in the L2,...
Is the bilingual language production system a dynamic system that can operate in different language ...
The mother tongue (L1) has shown to influence the second language (L2) at the level of phonology, th...
International audienceIn the domain of bilingual/second language processing, the existence and exact...
Cognates and interlingual homographs are words that exist in multiple languages. Cognates, like “wol...
In the literature on bilingualism, cognate relatedness has been shown to interact with proficiency i...
This article explores how bilinguals perform automatic morphological decomposition processes, focusi...
Summary : Morphological organization and lexical access. Some recent models of lexical access make t...
To test the BIA+ and Multilink models’ accounts of how bilinguals process words with different degre...
<div><p>Recent studies have suggested that proficient bilinguals show morphological decomposition in...
In this article we focus on ‘false cognates’, lexical items that have overlapping orthographic/phono...
In a picture naming study, we examined cross-language activation during speech production in three g...
The way in which the bilingual’s two languages can co-exist and interact with each other is crucial ...
Investigation of the bilingual mental lexicon suggests that one of its defining characteristics is i...
We considered the role of orthography and task-related processing mechanisms in the activation of mo...
Recent studies have suggested that proficient bilinguals show morphological decomposition in the L2,...
Is the bilingual language production system a dynamic system that can operate in different language ...
The mother tongue (L1) has shown to influence the second language (L2) at the level of phonology, th...
International audienceIn the domain of bilingual/second language processing, the existence and exact...
Cognates and interlingual homographs are words that exist in multiple languages. Cognates, like “wol...
In the literature on bilingualism, cognate relatedness has been shown to interact with proficiency i...
This article explores how bilinguals perform automatic morphological decomposition processes, focusi...
Summary : Morphological organization and lexical access. Some recent models of lexical access make t...
To test the BIA+ and Multilink models’ accounts of how bilinguals process words with different degre...
<div><p>Recent studies have suggested that proficient bilinguals show morphological decomposition in...
In this article we focus on ‘false cognates’, lexical items that have overlapping orthographic/phono...
In a picture naming study, we examined cross-language activation during speech production in three g...