Upon hearing someone's speech, a listener can access information such as the speaker's
age, gender identity, socioeconomic status, and their linguistic background. However, an …

Human cognition occurs within social contexts, and nowhere is this more evident than
language behavior. Regularly using multiple languages is a globally ubiquitous individual …

For much of its history, categorical perception was treated as a foundational theory of
speech perception, which suggested that quasi-discrete categorization was a goal of speech …

Mentalizing, a dynamic form of social cognition, is strengthened by language experience.
Past research has found that bilingual children and adults outperform monolinguals on …

We introduce the pair of special issues of Applied Psycolinguistics (this issue, next issue)
titled “Towards a just and equitable applied psycholinguistics.” This paper motivates the …

Diverse bilingual experiences have implications for language comprehension, including
pragmatic elements such as verbal irony. Irony comprehension is shaped by an interplay of …

We used machine-learning techniques to assess interactions between language and
cognitive systems related to inhibitory control and conflict adaptation in reactive control …

Récemment, les composantes essentielles du traitement de l'ironie (par exemple, le
raisonnement de l'état mental, le contrôle exécutif et la conscience métalinguistique) ont été …

Every day, listeners encounter a wide range of acoustic signals. Successfully solving this
variability problem allows them to interpret these signals accurately. While this mechanism …

In this article, we advocate a speakerhood studies approach as part of an effort to decenter
the'native speaker'in linguistics. Recent critiques of native-speakerhood problematize this …