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A Study of Control on Internal Monologue from Cognitive Neuroscience and Talk Therapy Perspective
This study investigated the relationship between self-talk, bilingualism, and cognitive control in a task-switching paradigm. Forty-five participants (34 bilingual, 11 monolingual) completed the Self-Talk Scale and a categorization task measuring mixing costs under auditory and visual cue conditions
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