This article focuses on the construct of language dominance in bilinguals and the ways in
which this construct has been operationalized. Language dominance is often seen as …

In this review, we examine how structural priming has been used to investigate the
representation of first and second language syntactic structures in bilinguals. Most …

Structural priming has played an important role in research on both monolingual and
bilingual language production. However, studies of bilingual priming have mainly used …

Measuring language dominance, broadly defined as the relative strength of each of a
bilingual's two languages, remains a crucial methodological issue in bilingualism research …

Structural priming is the phenomenon that speakers tend to re-use structures they have
recently comprehended or produced themselves. Most studies on this topic are experimental …

When bilingual speakers use two languages in the same utterance, this is called code-
switching. Previous research indicates that bilinguals' likelihood to code-switch is enhanced …

This paper investigates the role of structural priming in cross-linguistic influence, a well-
established yet poorly understood characteristic of bilingual language development. More …

Sustained interaction between a bilingual's two languages can be a first step toward
diachronic language change. We describe two investigations that explore this by examining …

This study investigates the psycholinguistic process underlying triggered codeswitching–
codeswitching facilitated by the occurrence of cognates–within the context of conversational …

To test whether error-driven implicit learning can explain cross-language structural priming,
we implemented three different models of bilingual sentence production: Spanish-English …