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Language Control Across Modalities

Language Control Across Modalities

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18-65 years
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Overview

This study aims to investigate how unimodal bilinguals who speak two languages and bimodal bilinguals who speak one language and sign another control languages across comprehension and production. Participants will complete different language tasks (e.g., classify a word, name a picture) in different languages, and their behavioral performance will be assessed, including accuracy and reaction time.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Proficient in both Mandarin and English, or proficiency in both ASL and English

Exclusion Criteria:

  • Know a third language better than Mandarin/English or better than ASL/English
  • With language disorder or other neurological disorders

Study details
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NCT07226921

University of California, San Diego

1 February 2026

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