Figure 2
From: Behavioral and oscillatory signatures of switch costs in highly proficient bilinguals
Oscillatory effects in bilingual speakers. (A) Topographic distribution plots for switch and non-switch conditions in the alpha frequency band (8–13 Hz) between 350 and 600 ms after object picture onset. (B) Time–frequency representation (TFR) showing the difference between switch and non-switch conditions across languages in the combined gradiometers highlighted by the significant alpha negative cluster. (C) Localization of alpha peaks (switch vs. non-switch) circumscribed to the time interval highlighted by the significant cluster. All plotted regions reached a p-value < 0.01.
