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Author
Martin, Clara D.;
Thierry, Guillaume;
Kuipers, Jan-Rouke;
Boutonnet, Bastien;
Foucart, Alice;
Costa, Albert
Title
Bilinguals reading in their second language do not predict upcoming words as native readers do
Written in
English
Source
Journal of memory and language. - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier
Volume
69
Year
2013
Issue
4
Page
574-588
Classification
Domains / Neurolinguistics / Speech production/speech perception (neuroling.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Deviation (psycholing.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Context (psycholing.)
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Speech perception (psycholing.) / Reading (psycholing.) / Reading comprehension
Domains / Languages in contact / Bilingualism / Lexicon (biling.)
Domains / Languages in contact / Interference
Domains / Second language acquisition / Second language acquisition (psycholing.) / Superiority effect (mother language)
Domains / Second language acquisition / Second language acquisition (psycholing.) / Language comprehension (second language acquisition)
Levels / Semantics / Anomaly (semant.)
Indo-European languages / Germanic / English
Indo-European languages / Romance / Spanish
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Sprachperzeption (neuroling.) ; Speech perception (neuroling.) ; Language processing (neuroling.) ; Sprachverständnis (neuroling.) ; Speech production/speech perception (neuroling.) ; Deviation (psycholing.) ; Context (psycholing.) ; Sprachverständnis (Lesen) ; Textrezeption (Zweitspracherwerb) ; Text reception (second language acquisition) ; Reading comprehension ; Bilingual mental lexicon; Lexicon (biling.) ; Transfer (languages in contact) ; Adstratum language; Adstratsprache; Interference ; Dominanz (muttersprachliche) ; Übersetzung (Muttersprachdominanz) ; Inverse translation; Directionality effect (translation) ; Superiority effect (mother language) ; Processability theory; Language comprehension (second language acquisition) ; Abweichung (semant.) ; Anomaly (semant.) ; English ; Spanish
