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What Transfers Across Brains Is Not What Stays Within Individuals: Evidence from Bilingual Language States
Cognitive neuroscience often seeks brain activity that is consistent across people. Individual differences in brain organization have received less attention. Bilinguals, in particular, remain understudied at the individual level, as neuroimaging has mostly approached them as a group. We analyzed fu
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