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September 5, 2025Open Access

Highly proficient bilinguals compensate language dominance effects with differential attentional resource allocation: Insights from pupillometry

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Faster responses on non-switch trials indicate efficient bilingual language processing.
Pupil data reveal larger pupil responses for Basque, suggesting higher cognitive load compared to Spanish.
The study utilized pupillometry to track attentional resources during cued language switching.
These findings may enable a deeper understanding of cognitive processes in bilingual individuals.

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Observational analysis shows reversed language dominance effects in bilinguals, suggesting unique cognitive load dynamics.

Ershaid et al. (2025) studied this question.

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