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100			_aGreen, David
240			_aAJP : The american journal of psychology / _hSummer 2024
245			_aOn langugae control in bilingual speakers / _cDavid Green
300			_aVol 137 (2) pages 125-135 : _billustrations ; _c28 cm
500			_aI consider 2 interlinked connections between Judy Kroll's research and my own work. Both concern the nature of language control in speakers of more than 1 language. My first connection is with her pioneering revised hierarchical model (Kroll & Stewart, 1994). This model raised questions about the organization of the bilingual lexicon, the pathways to word production, and the nature of changes with language proficiency in a second language. For me, the model raised questions about the nature of the language control processes involved. My second connection is to Judy Kroll's advocacy of the importance of identifying and researching the consequences of variety in the language experience of bilinguals. My work aims to unpack the language control processes that support such variety. Importantly, as Judy Kroll has recently advocated, it is vital to place the lived experience of bilinguals center-stage in our research inquiries. This shift requires an increase in multidisciplinary collaboration and epitomizes her continued research leadership.
650			_alanguage control
650			_ainteractional contexts
650			_ainhibition
650			_aimmersion
650			_acode switching
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