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How bilingualism influences language processing in the developing brain: a systematic review of the neurobiological evidence
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• Early immersive bilinguals develop like monolinguals, but neural responses differ. • Early bilingual experience shapes brain structures and functions. • Neural adaptation correlates with L2 learning experience, proficiency and exposure. • Bilinguals match monolinguals’ executive function via additional neural recruitment.
Keywords:
Bilingualism
Language development
Neural adaptation
Second language learning
Executive function
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