This study investigated whether a short-term training session in language switching enhances inhibitory control in English-dominant bilinguals (
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= 55) whose second language backgrounds included 17 various languages. The participants completed a pre-training flanker task, a 50-minute numeral-based language-swit...
Karolina Rachwał, Celina Del Vecchio, John W. Schwieter· Bilingualism: Language and C...· 0 citations
Rule learning relies on both domain-general and language-specific neural systems, but how these systems interact during learning remains unclear. Guided by the variability-stability-flexibility (VSF) model, we combined intermittent theta-burst stimulation (iTBS) with fMRI to examine the effects of modulating the right...
Lanlan Ren, Meng-Jie Lv, Xi-Yuan Wang et al.· NeuroImage· 0 citations
Introduction An inherent positive bias emerges when individuals perceive themselves compared to when they perceive others. However, for bilinguals, it has been suggested that this self-positivity bias may be sensitive to the language in which information is presented. Methods In this study, we examine this hypothesis a...
Chao Kong, Huan-Huan Liu, John W. Schwieter et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
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