The present study investigates the impact of bidialectalism on L2 production, focusing on the
role of dialect modes. Shanghai–Mandarin Chinese bidialectal speakers were recruited to …

Previous studies attest that some early bilinguals produce the sounds of their languages in a
manner that is characterized as “compromise” with regard to monolingual speakers. The …

Bilinguals recognize words with shared morphology and phonology cross-linguistically (ie,
cognates) faster than words that do not have these characteristics. Moreover, higher …

Phoneme perception varies across languages, as listeners of different languages use the
same phonetic cues differently to determine which phoneme they are hearing. This raises …

With the increasing prevalence of autism diagnoses globally, the overall aim of this
dissertation is to improve our understanding of the linguistic aptitude of autistic individuals …

Spoken language presents listeners with a range of phonetic variation. Systematic
categorical variation within/across languages/dialects exposes listeners to different …

Bilingualism researchers have intensively studied how learning and using multiple
languages affects all levels of linguistic structure. In this strand, examining diversity in the …