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Language can influence cognition in domains as varied as temporal processing, spatial categorization, and color perception (Casasanto Boroditsky, 2008; Levinson Wilkins, 2006; Winawer et al., 2007). Here, we provide converging behavioral and neural evidence that bilingual experience can change semantic associations. In Experiment 1, Spanish- and English-speaking bilinguals rated semantically unrelated picture pairs (e.g., cloud-present) as significantly more related in meaning than English monolinguals. Experiment 2 d
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