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Semantic Priming English and Chinese Words (RTs and Accuracy) by Participants- Ng & Suarez ...
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Semantic Priming English and Chinese Words - Errors - Ng & Suarez ...
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Semantic Priming English and Chinese Words (RTs and Accuracy) - Li & Suarez ...
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Above, on, or shang (上)? Language and spatial representations among English–Mandarin bilinguals
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Conceptual representation changes in Indonesian-English bilinguals
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This study investigated conceptual representations changes in bilinguals. Participants were Indonesian-English bilinguals (dominant in Indonesian, with different levels of English proficiency) and a control group composed of English-dominant bilinguals. All completed a gender decision task, in which participants decided whether English words referred to a male or female person or animal. In order to explore conceptual representations, we divided the words into gender-specific and gender-ambiguous words. Gender-specific words were words in which conceptual representations contained gender as a defining feature, in both English and Indonesian (e.g., uncle). In contrast, gender-ambiguous words were words in which gender was a defining feature in English but not a necessary feature in Indonesian (e.g., nephew and niece are both subsumed under the same word, keponakan, in Indonesian). The experiment was conducted exclusively in English. Indonesian-English bilinguals responded faster to gender-specific words than gender-ambiguous words, but the difference was smaller for the most proficient bilinguals. As expected, English-dominant speakers' response latencies were similar across these two types of words. The results suggest that English concepts are dynamic and that proficiency leads to native-like conceptual presentations.
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URL: https://researchonline.jcu.edu.au/40743/1/40743%20Hartanto%20and%20Suarez%202016.pdf
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Cross-sectional study on the relationship between music training and working memory in adults
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Consequences of language on spatial representations among English-Mandarin Bilinguals
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Recognition memory for new characters and words by bilinguals with different writing systems
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Pinyin interference effects during Mandarin word recognition
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Are bilinguals full-time translators? The evidence of implicit automatic translation in Indonesian-English bilinguals
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Visuo-spatial memory and language acquisition skills of bilinguals with different writing systems
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The biscriptal language background advantage during foreign language word acquisition
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