Neuroscience
8 years ago

Practice language-specific items for better language control between lemmas!

Language Cognition and Neuroscience
Is there lemma-based language control? The influence of language practice and language-specific item practice on asymmetrical switch costs
Mathieu Declerck, Andrea M. Philipp

Paper Summary

The study looked at how bilingual people switch between languages in their brains. They found that practicing specific words in a language makes it easier to switch to that language. This means that language control doesn't just happen between languages, but also between the specific words in those languages. Practicing specific words helps the brain control which language to use better than just practicing a whole language.

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