ERPs

We will present the results of a study on asymmetries in second-language phonological representations, focused on the perception of two contrasts by Norwegian learners of English, one similar in the two languages (/t-d/) and one L2-specific (/s-z/).

We will present the results of a study on asymmetries in second-language phonological representations, focused on the perception of two contrasts by Norwegian learners of English, one similar in the two languages (/t-d/) and one L2-specific (/s-z/).

In this paper, we examine what happens in the electrical activity of the brain when what the speaker says does not match their accent. Results show that these mismatches trigger an N400, a component usually associated with semantic violations, as well as a P3, a component related to the updating of expectations.

Event-related potentials (ERPs) are of great interest for second language acquisition (SLA) research, as they allow us to examine …

This work examines the effect of learning conditions on the evolution of the neurocognitive mechanisms used by French speakers to …

The possible transformation of the explicit knowledge developed during classroom learning of a second language into implicit knowledge …

This study explored the effect of saliency and L1-L2 similarity on the processing of second language morphosyntax. ERP responses to …

This study explored the effect of proficiency on the native-likeness of syntactic processing in a second language. ERP responses to …