Verbal fluency in greek: performance differences between l1greek-l2english late bilingual and greek monolingual speakers

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• What: The authors investigated quantitative measures (number of correct responses) and strategic processes (clustering switching). It is important to highlight here that whereas the majority of the language attrition studies reviewed above focus on the L1, the majority of the bilingualism studies focus on the L2. For the present study, the authors decided to use the categories of Kosmidis et_al and test both semantic and formal fluencies as the authors established that more research is needed to measure their respective contribution in verbal fluency and to see how potential attriters would perform in each of the tasks . . .
  

   

  

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