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The impact of second language learning on semantic and nonsemantic first language reading.

Cereb Cortex · 2010 · PMC2803733 · PMID 19478033

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a weak trendno p-value reported
(2000) , we only observed a weak trend in the left posterior inferior temporal cortex ( x = −58, y = −60, z = −14; Z score = 2.3) for English–Italian relative to Italian–English subjects.

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highly significantno p-value reported
fMRI Data The Effect of Second Language Vocabulary Knowledge on First Language Reading Activation Whole-Brain Analysis There was one highly significant finding: better second language vocabulary knowledge was associated with increased first language reading activation in the left pars orbitalis ( Fig. 1 and Table 2a ).

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