Camilla Masullo
Biographic Data
| ID | 8955950 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Camilla Masullo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Camilla |
| FAMILY NAME | Masullo |
| SIGNATURE | MASULLO C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7656-6698 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Is the Resolution of Ambiguous Pronouns Influenced By Code-Switching and Sociolinguistic Context? Insights from Italian-English bilinguals
Aims and objectives: Ambiguous pronoun resolution has been amply investigated by previous literature on bilingual language processing. However, factors related to the sociolinguistic environment of bilingual communities and sociopragmatic cues in bilingual communication remain almost unexplored. This study examines whether different sociolinguistic contexts influence bilinguals’ ambiguous pronoun resolution and whether code-switching modulates re…
The unpredictable role of language distance in bilingual cognition
It has been argued that under certain conditions bilingualism can confer adaptations to the human mind and brain. Among the possible moderators of such adaptations, language distance occupies a distinctly ambiguous role. Equally unclear is the directionality of the effect, as juggling different languages may become more or less cognitively costly depending on how (dis)similar competing alternatives are. If different language pairings entail that …
Of the Observed Bilingual (Dis)advantageous Effects on Cognition Stem From Sociolinguistic Factors
Being bilingual confers certain behavioral effects. Determining their precise origin is of utmost importance given the need to avoid unjust misattribution of labels such as “bilingual (dis)advantage” to people's bilingual experiences. To this end, this systematic PRISMA-based review aims to shed light on the social and sociolinguistic origins of bilingualism-related behavioral effects. Analyzing 368 studies, we find that 73.41% of the 267 studies…
On trade-offs in bilingualism and moving beyond the Stacking the Deck fallacy
Despite a meteoric rise, results in the cognitive science of bilingualism present with significant inconsistency. In parallel, there is a striking absence of an ecologically valid theory within bilingualism research. How should one interpret the totality of available data that can pull in opposing directions? To proceed, we need to identify which practices impede progression. Hitherto, we bring to the fore an undiscussed practice, contextualizing…
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On trade-offs in bilingualism and moving beyond the Stacking the Deck fallacy
Despite a meteoric rise, results in the cognitive science of bilingualism present with significant inconsistency. In parallel, there is a striking absence of an ecologically valid theory within bilingualism research. How should one interpret the totality of available data that can pull in opposing directions? To proceed, we need to identify which practices impede progression. Hitherto, we bring to the fore an undiscussed practice, contextualizing…
Of the Observed Bilingual (Dis)advantageous Effects on Cognition Stem From Sociolinguistic Factors
Being bilingual confers certain behavioral effects. Determining their precise origin is of utmost importance given the need to avoid unjust misattribution of labels such as “bilingual (dis)advantage” to people's bilingual experiences. To this end, this systematic PRISMA-based review aims to shed light on the social and sociolinguistic origins of bilingualism-related behavioral effects. Analyzing 368 studies, we find that 73.41% of the 267 studies…
The unpredictable role of language distance in bilingual cognition
It has been argued that under certain conditions bilingualism can confer adaptations to the human mind and brain. Among the possible moderators of such adaptations, language distance occupies a distinctly ambiguous role. Equally unclear is the directionality of the effect, as juggling different languages may become more or less cognitively costly depending on how (dis)similar competing alternatives are. If different language pairings entail that …
Is the Resolution of Ambiguous Pronouns Influenced By Code-Switching and Sociolinguistic Context? Insights from Italian-English bilinguals
Aims and objectives: Ambiguous pronoun resolution has been amply investigated by previous literature on bilingual language processing. However, factors related to the sociolinguistic environment of bilingual communities and sociopragmatic cues in bilingual communication remain almost unexplored. This study examines whether different sociolinguistic contexts influence bilinguals’ ambiguous pronoun resolution and whether code-switching modulates re…
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