bilingualism
what makes bilingual speakers special
While bilingualism is commonly associated with enhancements in memory, attention, and executive functioning, there remain many attributes of bilingual speakers that are not yet fully understood. In collaboration with Huanhuan Liu and colleagues in China, I have been involved in a series of ERP and fMRI experiments aimed at expanding our understanding of bilingualism. Our collaborative efforts have explored various topics, including the self-positivity bias in both local and foreign language contexts (Liu et al., 2022), as well as the impact of emotional conflicts on affective processing (Guo et al., 2022), among others. Our most recent research, which investigates the neural networks underlying language and modal control in bilinguals, has been published in the journal Neuropsychologia.
Related Publications
2023
- PsyPAn event-related potential study of self-positivity bias in native and foreign language contextsPsychophysiology, 2023
- NeuroPsyNeural circuits underlying language control and modality control in bilinguals: An fMRI studyNeuropsychologia, 2023
2022
- CereCortexCross-task adaptation effects of bilingual language control on cognitive control: A dual-brain eeg examination of simultaneous production and comprehensionCerebral Cortex, 2022
- BioPsyFirst and second languages differentially affect rationality when making decisions: An ERP studyBiological Psychology, 2022
- CogNeudynConflicts influence affects: An FMRI study of emotional effects in a conflict taskCognitive Neurodynamics, 2022
- PsyPUncovering the effects of bilingual language control on rational decisions: An ERP studyPsychophysiology, 2022
2020
- JPsyLEffect of cognitive style on language control during joint language switching: An ERP studyJournal of psycholinguistic research, 2020