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Event segmentation during speech listening: The relative contributions of thematic structure and prosody

2026-04-21

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<p>Event segmentation – the division of continuous experience into meaningful units – is essential for understanding narratives. Although event segmentation has been widely studied in visual contexts, little is known about how listeners segment auditory stories or how prosodic cues, such as pause duration, contribute to this process. Moreover, age-related changes in hearing and cognition may alter how older adults...

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fbb841de-933e-558d-af5d-ded8901fe863
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10.31234/osf.io/x47cm_v3
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