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Language Brokering and Bilingual Cognition: The Influence of Context on Bilingual Cognitive Processes
Language brokering, the informal translation and interpretation that many heritage bilinguals perform for their families and communities, offers a rich context for understanding how early life experience shapes language processing. Past research has linked brokering to more integrated conceptual rep
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