STRUCTURAL PRIMING AND CODE-SWITCHING:  EXPLORING THE POSITION OF CODE-SWITCHING IN BILINGUAL SPANISH-ENGLISH  AND ENGLISH-SPANISH SPEAKERS

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Bilingual speakers code-switch (CS) in predictable locations (early locations in L1>L2 CS, late locations in L2>L1 CS), consistent with differences in ease of activating L1 vs L2. This suggests the same language control mechanisms may constrain both sentence and single word production in bilinguals. In contrast, location of CS is not primed by previous CS sentences. Regards, Javi Javiera Alfaro Chat PhD Student in Psychology The University of Edinburgh Room S35, Psychology Building 7 George Square, Edinburgh, EH8 9JZ www.jalfarochat.org The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.

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