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Table 1.

Language and demographic data of the participants in Experiments 1–3.

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Fig 1.

Sequence of events on cued trials (Experiment 1–3) and on voluntary trials (Experiment 1).

The cued trial in this case refers to a congruent condition (cartoon waving towards “Red” matches the language cue “Red”).

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Fig 2.

Sequence of events on voluntary trials in Experiment 2 and Experiment 3.

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Fig 3.

Proportion of congruent choices on stay and switch trials in “Maintain balance” condition (Experiment 1), “No constraint” condition (Experiment 1), Experiment 2 and Experiment 3.

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Fig 4.

Proportion of choices as a function of language chosen in the voluntary block (Expt. 1–3)

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Fig 5.

Naming latency on stay and switch trials on cued and voluntary blocks (Expt. 1–3).

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Table 2.

Results on choices during the two instruction conditions derived from mixed-effect models.

(Experiment 1).

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Table 3.

Results on Naming latency in the cued block (Experiment 1).

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Table 4.

Results on Naming latency in the voluntary block (Experiment 1).

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Table 5.

Results on choice data (Experiment 2).

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Table 6.

Results on naming latency in cued and voluntary blocks (Experiment 2).

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Table 7.

Results of mixed-effects modelling on language choice (Experiment 3).

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Table 8.

Results on Naming latency in cued and voluntary block (Experiment 3).

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Fig 6.

Correlation plot for L2 switch rate (when participants switched to the language indicated by the cartoon) vs L2 fluency for Experiment 2 and 3.

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