Social facilitation and bilingual cognitive advantage: Bridging social psychology and psycholinguistics.

A repeated measures ANOVA with linguistic context (single, mixed) and session (first, second) as within subject factors, and L2p (low, high) and sex (female, male) as between subject factors revealed a nearly significant effect of linguistic context (F (1,70) = 3.699; p = .059; η p 2 = 0.050), a significant interaction between linguistic context and L2p (F (1,70) = 5.290; p = .024; η p 2 = 0.070), and a main effect of sex (F (1,70) = 5.254; p = .025; η p 2 = 0.070).

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