Multilingualism
Intervention1 paper2 findings
- Humans1
Associations
2Longitudinal metamemory and affective wellbeing trajectories
mixedin humans1Very low certainty
1 study
Longitudinal metamemory and affective wellbeing trajectories
mixedin humans1Very low certainty
Multilingualism is associated with longitudinal metamemory and affective wellbeing trajectories in humans.
Humanshealthy older adults; trajectories converged with those of monolinguals over time
Multilingualism was not linked to slower cognitive decline · Research Square · 6 Oct 2026 · Preprint
Boston Naming Test performance
downin humans1Very low certainty
1 study
Boston Naming Test performance
downin humans1Very low certainty
Multilingualism is associated with boston Naming Test performance in humans.
Humanshealthy older adults; multilingual versus monolingual
Multilingualism was not linked to slower cognitive decline · Research Square · 6 Oct 2026 · Preprint
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1Multilingualism was not linked to slower cognitive decline
An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and…An observational study of 193 multilingual and 1,894 monolingual healthy older adults found differing patterns of change in views of memory and emotional wellbeing.