Bilingualism, social cognition and executive functions: A tale of chickens and eggs.

Neuropsychologia · 2016 · PMC5090873 · PMID 27586077

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Bilinguals had a significantly smaller Simon Effect ( β =−0.518, p =0.025), and also showed a trend towards better performance on the Faux Pas test in Model 1 ( β =0.432, p =0.060).

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