Abstract Language has the power to shape cognition, behavior, and even the form and
function of the brain. Technological and scientific developments have recently yielded an …

There is currently no agreement on which factor modulates most effectively and enduringly
brain plasticity in bilingual individuals. Grou** heterogeneous linguistic profiles under a …

The past decades have seen an explosion of research using electrophysiological or
neuroimaging techniques for studying the neurocognitive underpinnings of second …

The eyes are our windows to the brain. There are differences in brain activity between
people who have their eyes closed (EC) and eyes open (EO). Previous studies focused on …

Two perspectives stand out in examining international variations in innovative new venture
creation: institutions and national culture. However, systematic insights into the …

This chapter provides a contemporary snapshot of the literature on multilingualism‐induced
changes in the brain, including theoretical suggestions about the origin and the nature of …

Previous research has documented the impact of bilingualism on the functional connectivity
(FC) of brain networks responsible for processing of two languages during a resting-state …

The idea of a bilingual advantage in aspects of cognitive control—including cognitive
flexibility, inhibition, working memory, and attention—is disputed. Using a sample of …

There exists insufficient eye-tracking evidence on the differences in emotional word
processing between the first language (L1) and second language (L2) readers. This study …

The present functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study investigated influences of
language contexts on inhibitory control and the underlying neural processes. Thirty …