Aural automaticity as a measure of bilingualism

Aural automaticity as a measure of bilingualism

Two groups of French-English bilinguals, 20 predominantly English-speaking and 20 predominantly French-speaking, were placed before a specially-designed apparatus containing 10 coloured keys, five for the left hand and five for the right. In response to two word (e.g. Left red) and full sentence (e....

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:Philippine Journal of Linguistics Vol. 1, No. 2 (December 1970).
Main Authors: Feenstra, Henry J. (Author), Wilson, M. Dawn (Author), Fawcett, Nancy K. (Author)
Format: Analytics
Language:English
Published: 1970.
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