Author Archives: Wouter Duyck

Nieuwe Feiten – Bepaalt de taal het wereldbeeld?

Zonder the war the mentionen, mogen we stellen dat er tussen de Engelsen en de Duitsers meer ligt dan een Read More →

New Publication in Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience

Brain circuit for cognitive control is shared by task and language switching Controlling multiple languages during speech production is believed Read More →

Nieuwe Feiten – Vergeten door te onthouden?

Hebt u ook wel eens verzucht dat u alle nutteloze gegevens die uw hersenen hebben opgeslagen zou willen overschrijven met Read More →

New Publication in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

Frequency Effects in Monolingual and Bilingual Natural Reading This paper presents the first systematic examination of the monolingual and bilingual Read More →

New Publication in Aphasiology

Aphasia therapy early after stroke: Behavioural and neurophysiological changes in the acute and post-acute phase Background: There is reasonable evidence Read More →

Nieuwe Feiten – Waarom begaan verstandige mensen stommiteiten?

Bent u ook met de beste intenties aan 2015 begonnen? Gaat u dit jaar verstandiger en doordachter omgaan met mensen Read More →

New Publication in Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory & Cognition

Verbal and non-verbal cognitive control in bilinguals and interpreters The present study explored the relation between language control and non-verbal Read More →

New Publication in Bilingualism: Language and Cognition

Bilingualism delays clinical manifestation of Alzheimer’s disease The current study investigated the effects of bilingualism on the clinical manifestation of Read More →

New publication in Interpreting

Simaltaneous interpreting and working memory executive control Working memory is a complex cognitive component responsible for maintenance of information during Read More →

New Publication in Journal of Neurolinguistics

The effects of subthalamic nucleus stimulation on semantic and syntactic performance in spontaneous language production in people with Parkinson’s disease Read More →