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Enhanced efficiency in the bilingual brain through the inter-hemispheric cortico-cerebellar pathway in early second language acquisition

Psychology

Enhanced efficiency in the bilingual brain through the inter-hemispheric cortico-cerebellar pathway in early second language acquisition

Z. Gracia-tabuenca, E. B. Barbeau, et al.

Discover how bilingualism influences brain functionality! Research conducted by Zeus Gracia-Tabuenca and colleagues reveals that bilinguals demonstrate enhanced brain efficiency and stronger connectivity within key brain networks. Dive into the findings to understand the powerful effects of early second language acquisition on brain organization.

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