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I thought those studies concerned more that the bi-lingual children had an extra flexibility at understanding a concept, rather than a more developed compartmen
by gd2 11y ago
I thought those studies concerned more that the bi-lingual children had an extra flexibility at understanding a concept, rather than a more developed compartmentalization process.
- vanderZwan 11y agoYou may be right, I said this from memory. Maybe we're talking about the same thing from a different perspective though? My recollection was that it had to do with the need to switch between languages.