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Speech Timing Measures Are Not Interchangeable Across Elicitation Methods in Senior Living Residents
Speech-based cognitive monitoring for Alzheimers employs various tasks, but whether timing measures transfer across tasks is unclear. Twelve senior living residents completed four 60-second tasks: category fluency, two picture descriptions, and a self-generated narrative. Speech timing measures were
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