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Psychology and Aging

Cued to think, not speak faster: Selective benefits of brief cueing for propositional speech in healthy older adults

By Jessica W. H. Chow, Melody M.Y. Chan, Gail A. Robinson
Non-randomised trial in peopleInterventions
Paper
  • Brief cueing
  • Auditory cueing
  • Propositional density
  • Speech dysfluency
  • Speech response latency
  • Humans

The paper

Jessica W. H. Chow, Melody M.Y. Chan, Gail A. Robinson

The University of Queensland

Psychology and Aging, 20 Aug 2026

doi.org/10.1037/pag0001007PubMed 42622841

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