The Effects of Bilingualism on Cognitive Development: Cognitive Benefits and Challenges of Bilingualism in Children and Adults in Pakistan
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2024
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Abstract
This paper will discuss the benefits of bilingualism and problems of bilingualism among children and adults in Pakistan, a country characterized by a multilingual setting. This paper, through a quantitative research, looks at how the bilinguals can use more than two languages in their daily lives and how bilingualism influences the cognitive mechanism of recollection, attention, and problem solving and multitasking. The sample on the surveyed population was 200 (children (8-15), adults (18-45)). The results reveal that there is a strong positive relationship between bilingualism and cognitive flexibility. This paper has finally made a conclusion that bilingualism has significant positive cognitive benefits but also has problems that must be addressed in the education setting.
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| Authors | Dr. Islam Badshah |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2024 |
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10.63468/sshrr.171
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