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Lexical selection in bilingual language production
The goal of this study is to examine whether bilingual speakers can inhibit one language while naming pictures in
the other. In two picture-word interference task experiments, Spanish-English and English-Spanish bilinguals named pictures in
Spanish. We used language-neutral (nonword) interfering stimuli to probe the phonological activation of the nontarget language
(English). Three different interfering stimulus conditions were presented: nonwords phonologically related to the Spanish picture
name (Phono-Spanish), nonwords phonologically related to the English picture name
(Phono-English) and phonologically unrelated nonwords (Unrelated). When participants named
pictures in Spanish (Experiment 1), facilitation was found for both groups in the Phono-Spanish condition. No interference was
found in the Phono-English condition for either group. From this result and the results of a control experiment in which
participants named pictures in English (Experiment 2), we argue that under some circumstances, bilinguals are able to effectively
inhibit the nontarget language during language production.
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