Advanced Quantitative Methods in Bi-/Multilingualism
Special issue of Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 15:4 (2025)
Editors
Christos Pliatsikas | School of Psychology and Clinical Language Studies | Centro de Investigación Nebrija en Cognición
George Pontikas | School of Psychology and Clinical Language Studies | Centro de Investigación Nebrija en Cognición
Ian Cunnings | School of Psychology and Clinical Language Studies | Centro de Investigación Nebrija en Cognición
[Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism, 15:4] 2025. v, 175 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 29 August 2025
Published online on 29 August 2025
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Table of Contents
- Applying advanced quantitative methods in bi-/multilingualismChristos Pliatsikas, George Pontikas & Ian Cunnings | pp. 425–428
- A tutorial on generalised additive mixed effects models for bilingualism researchStefano Coretta & Joseph V. Casillas | pp. 429–452
- A gentle introduction to Bayesian statistics, with applications to bilingualism researchJoão Veríssimo | pp. 453–486
- Optimising participant grouping methods in bilingualism studies: Insights from eye-tracking dataShiyu He, Dagmar Divjak & Petar Milin | pp. 487–517
- Normalization of timed measures in bilingualism research: Make it optimal with the Box-Cox transformationGregory D. Keating | pp. 518–537
- The art of wrangling: Working with web-based visual world paradigm eye-tracking data in language researchAdam A. Bramlett & Seth Wiener | pp. 538–570
- The Bilingual Dual-path model: Simulating bilingual production, processing, and developmentYung Han Khoe & Stefan L. Frank | pp. 571–599
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