Bilinguals' brains don't have to work hard to switch between languages
New research looks at the amount of cognitive control needed for bilinguals to switch language, and suggests that in a natural setting it requires very little.
James Devitt is the Deputy Director of Media Relations at New York University and a contributor for Futurity.
New research looks at the amount of cognitive control needed for bilinguals to switch language, and suggests that in a natural setting it requires very little.
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