When they remain undiagnosed and untreated they can lead to hearing loss, inhibited language development and poor school performance.
"In contrast, patients with cognitive impairment were more common in monolinguals". Co-author Thomas Bak, of the University of Edinburgh's school of philosophy, psychology and language sciences, said: "Bilingualism makes people switch from one language to another, so while they inhibit one language, they have to activate another to communicate.
"The advantage of bilingualism is that it makes people switch from one language to another, so while they inhibit one language, they have to activate another to communicate," said Alladi, who was the first author on the study.
When bilinguals prepare to speak, their brains seem to inhibit one language while using the other, said Pennsylvania State University psychology professor Judith Kroll, who also spoke at the conference.
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has shown encouraging effects on naming performance in the treatment of persons with chronic aphasia by means of inhibiting homologous language areas and reactivating perilesional tissue (Naeser et al., 2005).
When the word of God was literally expressed in words, language inhibited religious expansion; preachers could speak only to those who understood what they were saying.
Sona Chikarmane, a junior, found The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, by Anne Fadman, "an amazing account of a Hmong child and how culture differences and language barriers inhibit access" to health care.
8. Don't be inhibited by the language barrier.
Moreover, the language inhibited the creation of new architectural violations by developers during the analyzed period.
I've met so many adults who feel inhibited by church language in prayer, by the sense that there must be a "right" and a "wrong" way to pray, that their overall experience of prayer is plagued by doubt and disconnect.
