We were at the Bilingualism Matters Symposium (Milan, 28–30 April), where CoALab presented 5 contributions on multilingual processing – from grammatical gender and syntax to self-referential processing:
- Jakub Przybył, Kamil Długosz & Katarzyna Jankowiak: Does Personality Affect Grammatical Processing? The Effect of Ambiguity Tolerance on Relative-Clause Attachment in Multilinguals
- Kamil Długosz, Anna Olszewska, Oleksandra Hrebenshchykova, Natalia Mitrofanova & Marit Westergaard: Morphophonological cues in grammatical gender production in a second language: Ukrainian children acquiring Polish
- Anna Olszewska & Kamil Długosz: The non-facilitative effect of advanced L2 English proficiency on the acquisition of L3 Scandinavian syntax
- Serge Minor, Oleksandra Hrebenshchykova, Marit Westergaard, Natalia Mitrofanova, Kamil Długosz, Anna Olszewska & Pavel Caha: Grammatical adaptation in the verbal aspect: Ukrainian children acquiring Polish and Czech
- Jakub Przybył & Aleksandra Pilarska: Processing the Self in Two Languages: Cognitive Modulation of Self-Referential Processing Bias
Across the presentations, we looked at how different factors – including linguistic structure, proficiency, and cognitive variables – shape language processing in multilinguals.
Great discussions, new perspectives, and lots to build on!
