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Hearing Loss Delays Semantic Prediction When Listening Is Demanding: Two-Stage Prediction Impaired by Cognitive Load

MedXY Editorial Team•Nov 4, 2025•news
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– Older adults with postlingual hearing loss show preserved early agent-based semantic prediction but delayed verb-driven prediction during sentence comprehension.

– The delay is greater when listening demand is higher, implicating increased listening effort or limited cognitive resources as a mechanism.

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