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The Influence of Language Experience on Emotional Processing and Language Regulation in Bilingual Speakers
Bilingual speakers constantly regulate the activation of their two languages, even when only one language is being used. Research on bilingual language regulation suggests that the characteristics of bilinguals’ interactional contexts shape how they engage domain-general cognitive mechanisms that su
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