Clara D. Martin

This study examines how different speech registers, specifically Foreigner-Directed Speech (FDS), affect the cortical encoding of speech in L2 learners and L1 listeners, finding enhanced encoding at multiple processing levels for FDS in L2 learners.

This study investigates how native, dialectal, and foreign accents affect discourse processing by analyzing EEG power spectral density in different frequency bands.

The paper shows that language experience influences how the brain predicts rhythmic sounds using long-term priors, as evidenced by differences in mismatch negativity responses to sound omissions.

The paper shows that lexical access and response selection during object recognition tasks involve similar neural oscillations, even when language is not required.

This study investigates how dialectal and foreign accents affect speech processing using ERP data, finding support for the Different Processes Hypothesis in both early and later processing stages.

This study uses fMRI to investigate whether multilinguals use similar prefrontal mechanisms for word retrieval as monolinguals, finding proactive control involves boosting target language lexical activation.