Beerelim Corona-Dzul

Beerelim Corona-Dzul
Autonomous University of Queretaro · Facultad de Lenguas y Letras

PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience of Language

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Introduction
I am currently working on literacy acquisition of the first language in non-literate bilinguals. My research lines also include language processing in Otomí-Spanish bilinguals and language acquisition with ERPs.
Additional affiliations
August 2018 - present
Autonomous University of Queretaro
Position
  • PostDoc Position
Education
February 2013 - July 2017
University of Nottingham
Field of study
  • Psychology
August 2004 - December 2009

Publications

Publications (5)
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Buscamos determinar en qué medida la exposición temprana a la forma oral de una lengua indígena mexicana minorizada facilita el aprendizaje de vocabulario de dicha lengua en la edad adulta. Participaron personas bilingües hñäñho-español, que habían estado expuestas a la forma oral del hñäñho (otomí), su primera lengua (L1), pero que no habían adqui...
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Aims and objectives: This study examined the effect of the first language (L1) grammatical gender (GG) system on the second language (L2) gender agreement processing, particularly when L1 and L2 are asymmetric in their number of gender values such as in Spanish and German languages. Methodology: Behavioral and brain responses (ERPs) were registered...
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El estudio del bilingüismo se ha enfocado principalmente en hablantes de lenguas indoeuropeas (lenguas mayoritarias). A pesar de que México cuenta con una cantidad importante de hablantes bilingües de lenguas indígenas y español, esta situación bilingüe ha sido poco estudiada. El objetivo del presente trabajo es describir el perfil psicolingüístico...
Thesis
This thesis investigated visual word recognition in bilinguals and monolinguals through the effects of word frequency, lexicality and repetition. The first series of experiments focused on whether bilinguals can suppress lexical access in a non-target language and the role of task demands in L1 and L2 lexical access. The next series of experiments...
Poster
The BIA+ model (Dijkstra & van Heuven, 2002) assumes that the activation of second language codes is temporally delayed relative to fi rst language codes in unbalanced bilinguals. Previous research has found these temporal delays in Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) components when manipulating lexicality (Proverbio, Adorni & Zani, 2009) and frequenc...

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