Hands Down: Cognate Effects Persist During Written Word Production
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.647362
Abstract: Words that share form and meaning across two or more languages (i.e., cognates) are generally processed faster than control words (non-cognates) by bilinguals speaking these languages. This so-called cognate effect is considered to be a… read more here.
Keywords: written word; production; effects persist; cognate effects ... See more keywords