Emotional processing in bilinguals: a systematic review aimed at identifying future trends in neurolinguistics

Abstract This review is one of the first studies to discuss status research on emotional processing in a healthy bilingual brain. Few articles about emotion and cognition coupling have examined how brain differs stimuli from monolingual neuroimaging studies. Having diverse perspectives, tools, methodologies interdisciplinary can help build our understanding connection between mind, language, emotions. systematic uses Moher et al., (2015) PRISMA-P synthesize relevant publications. In this study, we common discrepancies, techniques used elicit data objectives interaction neuroimaging, psychophysiological cognitive paradigms. Our findings suggest focus future simultaneous bilinguals, extended narratives instead decontextualized comparison different modalities. We provide valuable insight for neurolinguistic researchers regard various limitations existing literature that hinder successful integration language into field neurolinguistics.