Jubin Abutalebi

Brendan S. Weekes

The Cognitive Neurology of Bilingualism in the Age of Globalization

background bilingu result ad advantag respect cognit control the interact between bilingu languag control general purpos cognit control system can also understood studi execut control among individu bilingu aphasia objectiv the current studi examin subcompon cognit control bilingu aphasia case studi approach use investig whether cognit control languag control two separ system how factor relat bilingu interact control process method four individu bilingu aphasia perform languag background questionnair pictur descript task two experiment task nonlinguist negat prime task linguist nonlinguist version flanker task result descript approach use analys data use reaction time accuraci measur the cumul distribut function plot were use visual variat perform across condit the result highlight distinct between general purpos cognit control bilingu languag control mechan conclus all particip show predomin use reactiv control mechan compens limit resourc system independ yet interact system bilingu languag control general purpos cognit control were postul base experiment data deriv from individu bilingu aphasia

Tanya Dash

Bhoomika R. Kar

Bilingual Language Control and General Purpose Cognitive Control among Individuals with Bilingual Aphasia: Evidence Based on Negative Priming and Flanker Tasks

neuroimag studi suggest neural network involv languag control may specif multilingu part domaingener execut control system report trilingu case cantones english mandarin speaker who sustain brain injuri age 77 caus lesion left frontal lobe left temporopariet area result fluent aphasia execut function were impair accord modifi version stroop colorword test wisconsin card sort test perform character frequent persever error demonstr patholog languag switch mix across her three languag code switch cantones more promin discours product than confront name our case suggest voluntari control spoken word product trilingu speaker share neural substrata frontobas ganglia system domaingener execut control mechan one predict lesion system would give rise both patholog switch impair execut function trilingu speaker

Anthony Pak-Hin Kong

Karen Sze-Yan Lam

Brendan Weekes

Executive and Language Control in the Multilingual Brain

background despit grow clinic need clear guidelin assess lexic access two languag individu bilingu aphasia objectiv studi examin influenc languag profici three task requir lexic access english spanish bilingu normal control bilingu individu aphasia method 12 neurolog healthi spanishenglish bilingu 10 spanishenglish bilingu aphasia particip studi all particip complet three lexic retriev task two picturenam task bnt bpnt categori generat task result this studi found across all task greatest predictor perform were effect group languag abil rate lar bilingu control had greater score produc more correct respons than particip bilingu aphasia across all task the result our studi also indic normal control bilingu aphasia make similar type error both english spanish develop similar cluster strategi despit signific perform differ between group conclus differ between bilingu patient control demonstr fundament lexic retriev deficit bilingu individu aphasia one further influenc languag profici two languag

Swathi Kiran

Isabel Balachandran

Jason Lucas

The Nature of Lexical-Semantic Access in Bilingual Aphasia

introduct global impos challeng field behaviour neurolog among which increas preval bilingu aphasia thus aphasiologist have increas focus bilingu aphasia therapi more recent identif most effici procedur trigger languag recoveri bilingu aphasia therapi both languag often avail thus research have focus transfer therapi effect from treat languag untreat one aim this paper discuss literatur bilingu aphasia therapi focus crosslinguist therapi effect from languag which therapi provid untreat languag method fifteen articl includ two systemat review provid detail pre posttherapi adult bilingu popul poststrok aphasia anomia discuss regard variabl can influenc presenc absenc crosslinguist transfer therapi effect result discuss the potenti clt therapi effect from treat untreat languag depend word type degre structur overlap between languag type therapi approach pre postmorbid languag profici profil status cognit control circuit

Ana Inés Ansaldo

Ladan Ghazi Saidi

Aphasia Therapy in the Age of Globalization: Cross-Linguistic Therapy Effects in Bilingual Aphasia

investig effect age well link factor educ bilingu confront name rural kashmir creat cultur appropri name test pictur 60 object recruit 48 cognit normal particip whose age rang from 18 28 from 60 85 particip our studi were illiter monolingu educ kashmiriurdu bilingu hierarch multipl regress reveal younger adult perform better than older adult age effect quadrat age 2 also show age educat age speak interact predict name perform the age educat interact indic advantag greater educ increas advanc age sinc educ second languag our popul find doubt link age speak interact this suggest speak profici contribut more first languag name advanc age

Sameer Ashaie

Loraine Obler

Effect of Age, Education, and Bilingualism on Confrontation Naming in Older Illiterate and Low-Educated Populations

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