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Author
Soveri, Anna;
Laine, Matti;
Hämäläinen, Heikki;
Hugdahl, Kenneth
Title
Bilingual advantage in attentional control: evidence from the forced-attention dichotic listening paradigm
Written in
English
Source
Bilingualism. - Cambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press
Volume
14
Year
2011
Issue
3
Page
371-378
Classification
Domains / Cognitive science / Cognitive control
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Attention (psycholing.)
Domains / Language acquisition / Language acquisition and cognitive development
Domains / Languages in contact / Bilingualism / Cognitive gain (biling.)
Domains / Languages in contact / Bilingualism / Speech production/speech perception (biling.)
Levels / Phonetics / Auditory phonetics / Dichotic listening
Levels / Phonetics / Auditory phonetics / Word recognition (phonet.)
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Scandinavian languages / Swedish
Non-Indo-European languages / Ural-Altaic language / Uralic languages / Finno-Ugric languages / Finnish
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Homunculus (Kognitionsforschung) ; Monitoring (psycholing.) ; Metakognition; Executive control; Allocation (cognitive science) ; Cognitive control ; Selektive Aufmerksamkeit; Selective attention; Divided attention; Attention (psycholing.) ; Spracherwerb und neurologische Entwicklung; Language acquisition and neurological development; Sprache und Denken (Ontogenese) ; Language and thought (ontogenesis) ; Cognitive development; Language acquisition and cognitive development ; Benefit (biling.) ; Advantage (biling.) ; Überlegenheit (biling.) ; Cognitive gain (biling.) ; Speech perception (biling.) ; Sprachperzeption (biling.) ; Bilingual speech production/perception; Zweisprachige Sprachproduktion/Sprachperzeption; Language processing (biling.) ; Sprachverständnis (biling.) ; Speech production/speech perception (biling.) ; Duplex perception; Dichotic listening ; Word recognition (phonet.) ; Swedish ; Suomi; Finnish
