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Soniakurniawati, Soniakurniawati
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Bilingual Brain Development: Insights from Language Acquisition in Children Soniakurniawati, Soniakurniawati; Riska, Aisyah
LIER: Language Inquiry & Exploration Review Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): LIER: Language Inquiry & Exploration Review
Publisher : Pemuda Peduli Publikasi Insan Ilmiah

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Purpose: Bilingualism in kids has been a subject of enormous studies due to its implications for cognitive development and neural mechanisms. This take a look at delves into the dynamic interplay between language acquisition, skillability tiers in English and Spanish, and cognitive manipulate talents amongst bilingual kids elderly five to 7 years old. Subjects and Methods: A stratified random sampling method became used to pick out participants, who underwent standardized assessments for language skillability and cognitive manage responsibilities. Results from Pearson correlation analyses revealed sizable high-quality correlations between language skillability in both languages and cognitive control talents. Regression analyses identified vocabulary skillability in English, grammar proficiency in Spanish, age, and socio-monetary popularity as full-size predictors of cognitive manage abilities. Results: ANCOVA consequences showed a great distinction in cognitive manipulate abilties among English-dominant and Spanish-dominant bilingual children. Conclusions: The findings underscore the importance of thinking about language dominance, skillability, and man or woman elements in understanding bilingual mind development, with implications for educational practices and interventions.
Co-Authors Riska, Aisyah