When both languages have been well learned, bilingualism appears to be related to less flexible thinking and lower performance on nonverbal intelligence tests.

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Research has shown that bilingualism is often associated with cognitive benefits, including more flexible thinking and better performance on tasks requiring attention, problem-solving, and dealing with ambiguities, rather than impairing nonverbal intelligence.

When Both Languages Have Been Well Learned, Bilingualism Appears to Be