Different inhibitory control components predict different levels of language control in bilinguals

In recent years, some studies have started to explore the impact of individual general executive functions (EFs) on bilingual language control. To our knowledge, few systematically examined various components EFs different levels control in bilinguals. two experiments, we investigated effects IC The language-switching task was used tap into at levels. Simon measure interference suppression Experiment 1, and a go/no-go response inhibition 2. 1 found that smaller effect was, larger asymmetry switch costs was. 2 shorter go time global slowing Taken together, these findings suggest component domain-general facilitates local level control, while impacts