22.2676, FYI: ISB8 Bilingualism Poster Prize & BLC Papers

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Date: 27-Jun-2011
From: Martine Walsh [mwalsh at cambridge.org]
Subject: ISB8 Bilingualism Poster Prize & BLC Papers
 

	
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Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2011 14:27:18
From: Martine Walsh [mwalsh at cambridge.org]
Subject: ISB8 Bilingualism Poster Prize & BLC Papers

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The Editors of Bilingualism: Language and Cognition are pleased to 
announce the winners and runners up of the International Symposium of 
Bilingualism poster prize that was recently awarded in Oslo. 


Winners:

1st Place:  The neural basis of simultaneous interpretation: a functional 
magnetic resonance imaging investigation of novice simultaneous 
interpreters (Alexis Georges Hervais-Adelman, Barbara Moser-Mercer, 
Christoph M. Michel, and Narly Golestani)

2nd Place: Sentential cues to a word's language boost bilingual and 
monolingual infants' learning of minimal pairs (Christopher Terrence 
Fennell, Krista Byers-Heinlein)

3rd Place:  Investigating the bilingual advantage on executive control 
with the verbal and numerical Stroop task: interference or facilitation 
account? (Marianna Boros, Anna Marzecová, and Zofia Wodniecka)

4th Place: Bilingual speech accommodation in rural Welsh pharmacies: 
quantitative and qualitative measures (Myfyr Prys, Michelle Nelson, 
Margaret Deuchar, and Gwerfyl Roberts)


Runners-Up:

Age of Second Language Exposure Mediates Inhibitory Function (Sarah A. 
Chabal, Spencer D. Kelly, and Viorica Marian)

The role of L1 verbal information in L2 syntactic processing (Amelia J 
Dietrich, and Paola E. Dussias)

Executive function in different levels of bilingualism (Rotem Ravet 
Hirsh, Anat Prior, and Mila Schwartz)

Perceptual sensitivity to stress in Mandarin-English and Korean-English 
bilinguals (Candise Yue Lin, Min Wang, and Yi Xu)

In conjunction with this the Editors are pleased to offer a selection of 
highly cited and downloaded articles from the journal. 

http://cup.msgfocus.com/q/16vKNyIgloE/wv 



Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics





 







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