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How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language?: An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition

Research output: Thesis › Master's Thesis

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How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language? An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition. / Avversari, Alessandra.
Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2023. 74 p.

Research output: Thesis › Master's Thesis

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Avversari, A 2023, 'How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language? An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition', MPhil, Lancaster University, Lancaster.

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Avversari, A. (2023). How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language? An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition. [Master's Thesis, Lancaster University]. Lancaster University.

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Avversari A. How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language? An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition. Lancaster: Lancaster University, 2023. 74 p.

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Avversari, Alessandra. / How do bilinguals choose their words in the correct language? An investigation of lexical access in bilingual language processing and an evaluation of its impact on cognition. Lancaster : Lancaster University, 2023. 74 p.

Bibtex

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