Modulations of the P3b effect as a function of bilingual language experience.
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- [1] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_03_1_badchandetectpreICA.m, lines 1–101 · score 0.85 · extreme artifacts, bad channels, pre ICA, artifact rejection, buffer, longer
- [2] § Method › Cluster-based permutation test ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Main Analyses Scripts/Modulation_of_the_P3b_MLR_Analysis.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.81 · centroparietal cluster, quadratic term, regression model, parental education, P3b amplitude, predict
- [3] § Method › Electroencephalogram (EEG) recording ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_07_epoch.m, lines 1–33 · score 0.81 · GmbH, StimTrak, Brain Products, Germany, Gilching, delay
- [4] § Method › Measures ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Exploratory Analyses Scripts/Modulations_of_the_P3b_Exploratory_MLR_with_Other_Factor_Scores.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.79 · English proficiency factor, factor score, Exploratory, Composite Score, S4, P3b amplitude
- [5] § Method › Cluster-based permutation test ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Main Analyses Scripts/Modulations_of_the_P3b_Cluster_Comparisons.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.79 · multiple regression model, bilingual composite score, parental education, S6, P3b amplitude, cluster
- [6] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_03_2_preICA.m, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.77 · extreme artifacts, pre ICA, exceeding, buffer, longer, reject
- [7] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_06_b_postICA.m, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.69 · bipolar eye channels, ICLabel, ICA weights, components, Artifact, EEG
- [8] § Method › EEG/ERP data quality ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_8_4_bSME.m, lines 1–12 · score 0.68 · bootstrapped standardized measurement, standardized measurement error, bSME, EEG
- [9] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_04_runICA.m, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.68 · bipolar HEOG, scalp channels, VEOG channels, ERP CORE, ICA, pre
- [10] § Method › Data analysis ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Main Analyses Scripts/Modulations_of_the_P3b_Cluster_Comparisons.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.67 · bilingual composite score, multiple regression, P3b amplitude, cluster, quadratic, models
- [11] § Method › Measures ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Exploratory Analyses Scripts/Modulations_of_the_P3b_Exploratory_MLR_with_Other_Factor_Scores.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.67 · English Proficiency, Factor Score, composite scores, Home, Social, parents
- [12] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_02_preprocess_script.m, lines 1–57 · score 0.66 · Bipolar eye channels, 0.1–40 Hz, filter, mastoids, 0.1 Hz, EEGLAB
- [13] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_08_2_autoAR.m, lines 129–151 · score 0.66 · artifact rejection, ICA corrected, uncorrected, ERP CORE, VEOG, peak
- [14] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_07_epoch.m, lines 1–33 · score 0.61 · baseline correction, stimulus event, delays, ERP CORE, epoching, 200 ms
- [15] § Method › EEG/ERP processing and analyses ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_05_ICLabel.m, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.60 · ICLabel, ICA weights, classified, brain, components, eye
- [16] § Method › Data analysis ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Main Analyses Scripts/Modulation_of_the_P3b_MLR_Analysis.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.53 · P3b amplitude, centroparietal, socioeconomic, quadratic, models, RT
- [17] § Method › Participants ↔ R Analyses Scripts/Exploratory Analyses Scripts/Modulations_of_the_P3b_Behavioral_MLR.R, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.52 · Composite Factor Score, subset, accuracy, SES, childhood, parents
- [18] § Method › ERP time-window mean amplitude measures ↔ EEG Processing Scripts/BILINGUALISM_P3b_8_4_bSME.m, lines 85–89 · score 0.52 · 300–600 ms, amplitude scores, waves, 300 ms
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- ##Modulations of the P3b: Multiple Linear Regression Script##
- #-----------------------------------------------------------------------
- #Author: Rodas De León, N. E.
- #Date: January 2026
- #Description:
- # This script processes the Modulations of the P3b dataset by
- # applying exclusion criteria (visual inspection, demographic,
- # and behavioral), and running multiple linear regression models
- #predicting RT Effect (Rare RT - Frequent RT) and P3b amplitude (Cluster 6)
- # from composite factor score (linear and
- # quadratic terms) and socioeconomic status (parental education).
- library(tidyverse)
- library(lm.beta)
- finaldataset <- "Modulations_of_the_P3b_Dataset.csv" #load the dataset
- df <- read.csv(finaldataset)
- df <- subset(df, Visual_Inspection == 0 & DemoExclude == 0 & Behavior_exclude == 0) #apply exclusion criteria
- #center and scale the predictors
- comp_z <- scale(df$Composite_Factor_Score, scale = TRUE, center = TRUE)
- ses_z <- scale(df$HighestParentEduYears, scale = TRUE, center = TRUE)
- # Running Model 1:RT Effect ~ Deg of Bilingualism + SES -----------------------------------
- RT_effect <- lm(RT_Effect ~ comp_z + I(comp_z^2) + ses_z, data = df)
- summary(RT_effect)
- lm.beta(RT_effect)
- confint(RT_effect)
- # Running Model 2:P3b Amplitude over Centroparietal Cluster ~ Deg of Bilingualism + SES -----------------------------------
- #note Cluster 6 includes Pz, P3, P4, CP1, CP2, CP6
- P3b_amp_Cluster6 <- lm(P3b_Amp_Cluster_6 ~ comp_z + I(comp_z^2) + ses_z, data = df)
- summary(P3b_amp_Cluster6)
- lm.beta(P3b_amp_Cluster6)
- confint(P3b_amp_Cluster6)
- #Linear models ----------------------------
- RT_effect_linear <- lm(RT_Effect ~ comp_z + ses_z, data = df)
- summary(RT_effect_linear)
- lm.beta(RT_effect_linear)
- confint(RT_effect_linear)
- P3b_amp_Cluster6_linear <- lm(P3b_Amp_Cluster_6 ~ comp_z + ses_z, data = df)
- summary(P3b_amp_Cluster6_linear)
- lm.beta(P3b_amp_Cluster6_linear)
- confint(P3b_amp_Cluster6_linear)
Modulation_of_the_P3b_MLR_Analysis.R, no license · at the source
Overview
- Department of Psychological Sciences, University of California, Merced, 5200 North Lake Road, Merced, CA 95343 USA
- Health Sciences Research Institute, University of California, Merced,Merced, CA 95343 USA
- Department of Cognitive and Information Sciences, University of California, Merced,5200 North Lake Road, Merced, CA 95343 USA
Abstract
Recent theoretical accounts propose that variability in bilingual language experience can drive neuroplastic modifications in attentional systems. In the present study, we empirically evaluated this proposition by examining whether continuous variation in bilingual language experience predicts neural activity associated with the allocation of attention to salient environmental stimuli. To this end, we recorded electroencephalography (EEG) and response time data from young adults with diverse language backgrounds as they completed an active visual oddball paradigm known to elicit the P3b component. Language experience was quantified using composite factor scores derived from the Language and Social Background Questionnaire, which served as an index of participants’ cumulative bilingual language engagement. Because childhood family socioeconomic status (SES) is known to influence neural development and adult cognitive functioning, we also controlled for childhood family SES. Although neither bilingualism nor childhood family SES was associated with behavioral performance, greater bilingual language experience was positively associated with the magnitude of the P3b effect. These findings indicate that, even after accounting for childhood family SES, lifelong bilingual language engagement may shape the neural mechanisms supporting attention allocation during dynamic stimulus tracking.
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BILINGUALISM_P3b_01_a_im , MATLAB, 66 linesportbv.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_02_prep , MATLAB, 100 lines, 1 matchrocess_script.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_03_1_ba , MATLAB, 137 lines, 1 matchdchandetectpreICA.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_03_2_pr , MATLAB, 87 lines, 1 matcheICA.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_04_runI , MATLAB, 73 lines, 1 matchCA.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_05_ICLa , MATLAB, 84 lines, 1 matchbel.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_06_a_co , MATLAB, 94 linesmponents_compiler.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_06_b_po , MATLAB, 95 lines, 1 matchstICA.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_06_c_po , MATLAB, 42 linesstICA_eventcodes.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_06_c_po , MATLAB, 63 linesstICA_practice_removed.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_07_epoc , MATLAB, 84 lines, 2 matchesh.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_08_1_ba , MATLAB, 128 linesdchandetectpreAR.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_08_2_au , MATLAB, 197 lines, 1 matchtoAR.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_08_3_aS , MATLAB, 184 linesME.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_09_indi , MATLAB, 65 linesvidual_ERPs.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_10_indi , MATLAB, 99 linesvidual_plots.m - EEG Processing Scripts/
BILINGUALISM_P3b_8_4_bSM , MATLAB, 138 lines, 2 matchesE.m - R Analyses Scripts/
Exploratory Analyses Scripts/ , R, 54 lines, 1 matchModulations_of_the_P3b_B ehavioral_MLR.R - R Analyses Scripts/
Exploratory Analyses Scripts/ , R, 48 lines, 2 matchesModulations_of_the_P3b_E xploratory_MLR_with_Othe r_Factor_Scores.R - R Analyses Scripts/
Main Analyses Scripts/ , R, 51 lines, 2 matchesModulation_of_the_P3b_ML R_Analysis.R - R Analyses Scripts/
Main Analyses Scripts/ , R, 44 lines, 2 matchesModulations_of_the_P3b_C luster_Comparisons.R
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Rodas De León, N. E., Bortfeld, H., & Backer, K. C. (2026). Modulations of the P3b effect as a function of bilingual language experience. Scientific reports, 16(1), 23937. https://
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@article{rodasdeleon2026
author = {Rodas De León, Nancy E. and Bortfeld, Heather and Backer, Kristina C.},
title = {{Modulations of the P3b effect as a function of bilingual language experience}},
journal = {Scientific reports},
year = {2026},
month = may,
volume = {16},
number = {1},
pages = {23937},
publisher = {Nature Publishing Group},
issn = {2045-2322},
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pmid = {42185369},
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