Keyphrases
Bilingual
46%
Bilingualism
33%
Older Adults
28%
Executive Function
24%
Bilingual Advantage
18%
Working Memory
16%
Bilingual Language
12%
Aging
11%
Language Context
11%
Lexical Retrieval
11%
German Learners
11%
Cognitive Effects
11%
Confounding Factors
11%
Cross-language Activation
11%
Multilingual Language
11%
Change Language
11%
Bidialectalism
11%
Picture Naming
11%
Executive Control
11%
Modulating Factors
11%
Learning Diary
11%
Neural Correlates
11%
Plurilingual Competence
11%
Delay Adaptation
11%
Bidialectal
9%
Between-group
7%
Bilingual Adults
7%
Stroop Task
7%
Structured Learning
6%
Flanker Task
6%
German Education System
5%
German School
5%
Teacher Empowerment
5%
Foreign-accented Speech
5%
Ecologically Valid
5%
L2 Comprehension
5%
Teaching Example
5%
Cross-linguistic Awareness
5%
FREPA
5%
Attention Inhibition
5%
Across the Lifespan
5%
Future Primary School Teachers
5%
Third Language Acquisition
5%
Attention Memory
5%
Executive Function Networks
5%
Age Groups
5%
Cognitive Systems
5%
Systematic Effects
5%
Control Component
5%
L2 Word Recognition
5%
Psychology
Executive Functions
100%
Bilingualism
68%
Function Task
23%
Inhibitory Control
20%
Working Memory
19%
Flanker Task
18%
Language Learning
14%
System Language
14%
Phonology
11%
Cognitive Function
11%
Self-Monitoring
11%
Multitasking
11%
Self-Regulation
11%
Word Production
11%
Sentence Comprehension
11%
Cognitive Control
11%
Relative Clause
11%
Word Recognition
11%
Longitudinal Study
11%
Inhibition
11%
Hierarchical Model
11%
Cognitive effects
11%
Neuroplasticity
7%
Eye Movement
6%
Electroencephalography
5%
Brain Plasticity
5%
Cognitive Decline
5%
Stroop Task
5%
Adolescents
5%
Arts and Humanities
Second language learners
22%
Speaker
16%
Cognitive
14%
Speech Perception
11%
Word meaning
11%
Foreign accent
11%
Seminar
11%
Teaching English
11%
Linguistics
11%
German speakers
11%
Grammaticality judgments
11%
Secondary School
11%
Word order
11%
English words
11%
Lexical
11%
Reanalysis
11%
Canonical
11%
Conceptual
11%
Visual-world paradigm
11%
Native Speaker
11%
Gender agreement
11%
L2 learners
9%
Relative Clause
8%
Crosslinguistic
5%
Cognates
5%
Pronouns
5%
pronominal
5%
Nominals
5%
Grammatical Agreement
5%
Antecedents
5%
Propensity
5%
Rents
5%
Monolingual
5%
Grammatical gender
5%
Experimental
5%
