Brianna Yamasaki’s paper on how differences in bilingual experience affect cognition has being officially published on Language, Cognition, and Neuroscience! In the paper, Brianna and her co-authors show that the performance of bilinguals in the Attentional Blink task depends on the nature of their bilingual experience: which languages they learned, and how often they use them. Check out the full paper on the journal’s website.
New CCDL article published in Language, Cognition, and Neuroscience
