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Phonological Competition Across Languages in Bilingual Spoken Word Recognition
Spoken word recognition involves competition among phonologically related lexical candidates. In bilingual listeners, this competition may arise both within and across languages. We examined how within- and cross-language phonological competitors are activated during spoken word recognition in monol
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