The current study reports four masked translation priming experiments and demonstrates that L2 proficiency plays a role in translation priming but it is not the only factor determining translation priming patterns. Instead, language dominance might be more accurate in predicting priming patterns. Given the asymmetrical representations of L1 and L2 as described by most bilingual models, the conditions to produce L2-L1 priming not only depends on the task, but also the category size in semantic categorization. Relevant results will be discussed in relation to bilingual models. One implication of the current results is that processing L2 in a specific semantic context can be optimal to L2 lexical access
The present study investigated cross-language priming effects with unique noncognate translation pai...
A longstanding debate centers around how beginning adult bilinguals process words in their second la...
In studies of bilingual word recognition with masked priming, first language (L1) primes activate th...
Most bilingual lexical models assume that L1 and L2 either share the same semantic system, or are di...
Research on multilingual lexical organization is coming to a consensus, led by a growing body of stu...
One of the key issues in bilingual lexical representation is whether L1 processing is facilitated by...
The masked translation priming paradigm has been widely used in the last 25 years to investigate wor...
Many studies have reported that first language (L1) translation primes speed responses to second lan...
The masked translation priming asymmetry has proven to be an important point of departure in the dev...
Previous research on bilingual lexical processing has established asymmetric translation priming pat...
The masked translation priming paradigm has been widely used in the last 25 years to investigate wor...
Present models of bilingual lexical processing assume common meaning representations between lexicon...
In studies of bilingual word recognition with masked priming, first language (L1) primes activate th...
The present study investigated cross-language priming effects with unique noncognate translation pai...
We report three reaction time (RT)/event-related brain potential (ERP) semantic priming lexical deci...
The present study investigated cross-language priming effects with unique noncognate translation pai...
A longstanding debate centers around how beginning adult bilinguals process words in their second la...
In studies of bilingual word recognition with masked priming, first language (L1) primes activate th...
Most bilingual lexical models assume that L1 and L2 either share the same semantic system, or are di...
Research on multilingual lexical organization is coming to a consensus, led by a growing body of stu...
One of the key issues in bilingual lexical representation is whether L1 processing is facilitated by...
The masked translation priming paradigm has been widely used in the last 25 years to investigate wor...
Many studies have reported that first language (L1) translation primes speed responses to second lan...
The masked translation priming asymmetry has proven to be an important point of departure in the dev...
Previous research on bilingual lexical processing has established asymmetric translation priming pat...
The masked translation priming paradigm has been widely used in the last 25 years to investigate wor...
Present models of bilingual lexical processing assume common meaning representations between lexicon...
In studies of bilingual word recognition with masked priming, first language (L1) primes activate th...
The present study investigated cross-language priming effects with unique noncognate translation pai...
We report three reaction time (RT)/event-related brain potential (ERP) semantic priming lexical deci...
The present study investigated cross-language priming effects with unique noncognate translation pai...
A longstanding debate centers around how beginning adult bilinguals process words in their second la...
In studies of bilingual word recognition with masked priming, first language (L1) primes activate th...