This study investigates the organization of the mental lexicon in the multilingual brain in order to determine whether there is interaction between the lexicons of a speaker’s different languages. We performed a cross-language semantic priming experiment with Dutch native speakers having varying levels of French. We analysed our data in view of three models: the independent model (Kolers, 1963), the revised hierarchical model (Kroll & Steward, 2002) and the BIA+ model (Dijkstra et al, 2002). Our results support the independent model in which there is suggested that there is no interaction between the mental lexicons of the speakers’ languages
Bilingual memory research in the past decade and, particularly, in the past five years, has develope...
Available online 31 December 2020.The neurocognitive mechanisms that support the generalization of s...
Recent evidence demonstrates that lexical-semantic connections emerge over the second year of life f...
Item does not contain fulltextAlthough precise numbers are lacking, in the world at large there may ...
Increased understanding of the ways in which multiple languages are represented in bilingual speaker...
Abstract Language has the power to shape cognition, behavior, and even the form and function of the ...
The way in which the bilingual’s two languages can co-exist and interact with each other is crucial ...
Introduction Many bilinguals will have had the experience of unintentionally reading something in a ...
Recent evidence demonstrates that lexical-semantic connections emerge over the second year of life f...
A growing consensus in bilingual lexical processing research sees the bilingual lexicon as a non-se...
An aim of research on bilingualism is to understand how the brain adapts to the use of more than one...
For a long time, bilingualism was believed to involve the requirement of two separate word processin...
The presented work in this dissertation focusses on different kinds of representations in bilingual ...
The majority of the world’s population is bilingual nowadays, meaning that they are able to communic...
The first language (L1) has been acquired and maintained by multilingual speakers during childhood. ...
Bilingual memory research in the past decade and, particularly, in the past five years, has develope...
Available online 31 December 2020.The neurocognitive mechanisms that support the generalization of s...
Recent evidence demonstrates that lexical-semantic connections emerge over the second year of life f...
Item does not contain fulltextAlthough precise numbers are lacking, in the world at large there may ...
Increased understanding of the ways in which multiple languages are represented in bilingual speaker...
Abstract Language has the power to shape cognition, behavior, and even the form and function of the ...
The way in which the bilingual’s two languages can co-exist and interact with each other is crucial ...
Introduction Many bilinguals will have had the experience of unintentionally reading something in a ...
Recent evidence demonstrates that lexical-semantic connections emerge over the second year of life f...
A growing consensus in bilingual lexical processing research sees the bilingual lexicon as a non-se...
An aim of research on bilingualism is to understand how the brain adapts to the use of more than one...
For a long time, bilingualism was believed to involve the requirement of two separate word processin...
The presented work in this dissertation focusses on different kinds of representations in bilingual ...
The majority of the world’s population is bilingual nowadays, meaning that they are able to communic...
The first language (L1) has been acquired and maintained by multilingual speakers during childhood. ...
Bilingual memory research in the past decade and, particularly, in the past five years, has develope...
Available online 31 December 2020.The neurocognitive mechanisms that support the generalization of s...
Recent evidence demonstrates that lexical-semantic connections emerge over the second year of life f...