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Reliability and generalizability of neural speech tracking in younger and older adults

2023-07-28

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Neural tracking of continuous, spoken speech is increasingly used to examine how the brain encodes speech and is considered a potential clinical biomarker, for example, for age-related hearing loss. A biomarker must be reliable (intra-class correlation [ICC] >0.7), but the reliability of neural-speech tracking is unclear. In the current study, younger and older adults (different genders) listened to stories in two...

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9d8377eb-c465-5e2d-81b2-c33e1150e82d
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10.1101/2023.07.26.550679
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