I'd love to hear more about this, too! We just started seeing something similar in our data :)

* This study emphasizes the importance of testing across the linguistic repertoire, as processing patterns vary by language dominance!

* We found no co-activation during dominant L2 processing, while all languages were activated during weakest HL and medium-dominance L3 processing

* Processing patterns differed between activation conditions when listening to input in the two weaker languages

* This is the first study to test trilingual heritage speakers' on-line lexical processing in all three languages

* We developed a trilingual visual world paradigm with 1-language activation, 2-language activation, and 3-language activation conditions

We also share insights from the collected data, including most common countries of affiliation among HL researchers, most commonly-studied languages, top subfields, and more! Check it out :)

..whether attitudes towards HLs and their speakers have really become more positive in recent years. HL researchers overwhelmingly report this observation BUT sentiment analysis shows that attitudes have been pretty positive all along!