Bilingual Language Switching in Naming¶
Meuter, R. F. I., & Allport, A. (1999). Bilingual Language Switching in Naming: Asymmetrical Costs of Language Selection. Journal of Memory and Language, 40(1), 25-40.
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- Switching Cost
- The pattern recurs in psycholinguistics (bilingual code-switching latency), organizational behavior (mode-switching between build-versus-sell or growth-versus-efficiency), knowledge work (interruption-and-resumption cost), air-traffic control and dispatch (handoff between controllers, shifts, flight phases), distributed systems (failover with state synchronization and cold-cache penalty), and athletic training (the dip at aerobic-anaerobic or fine-to-gross-motor transitions).
This sourceMeasurable latency costs of switching between languages in production, a code-switching instance of per-transition overhead.
- The pattern recurs in psycholinguistics (bilingual code-switching latency), organizational behavior (mode-switching between build-versus-sell or growth-versus-efficiency), knowledge work (interruption-and-resumption cost), air-traffic control and dispatch (handoff between controllers, shifts, flight phases), distributed systems (failover with state synchronization and cold-cache penalty), and athletic training (the dip at aerobic-anaerobic or fine-to-gross-motor transitions).
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