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Thematic structure and pause duration shape event segmentation during speech listening in younger and older adults
Event segmentation – the division of continuous experience into meaningful units – is essential for understanding narratives. Yet little is known about how listeners segment auditory stories, how prosodic cues such as pauses contribute, and how age-related changes in hearing and cognition affect thi
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