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Figure 2.1. A model of the relationship between bilingualism, metalinguistic processes and  cognitive development, Based on Mohanty, 1994
Figure 4.1. Group differences (with 95% confidence intervals) in English foreign language  achievement across different bilingual groups compared with monolingual classmates  controlling for individual and familial background characteristics
Figure 7.1. Research Model: adapted from the second language learning model by Stern,  1983, p
Figure 7.2. Research Model: adapted from the second language learning model by Stern,  1983, p

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