Neural attentional filters and behavioural outcome follow independent individual trajectories over the adult life span DOI Open Access
Sarah Tune, Jonas Obleser

Published: Nov. 28, 2023

Preserved communication abilities promote healthy aging. To this end, the age-typical loss of sensory acuity might in part be compensated for by an individual’s preserved attentional neural filtering. Is such a compensatory brain–behaviour link longitudinally stable? Can it predict individual change listening behaviour? We here show that behaviour and filtering ability follow largely independent developmental trajectories modelling electroencephalographic behavioural data N=105 aging individuals (39–82 yrs). First, despite expected decline acuity, listening-task performance proved remarkably stable over 2 years. Second, were correlated only within each separate measurement (T1, T2). Longitudinally, however, our results raise caution on attention-guided metrics as predictors behaviour: Neither at T1 nor its T1–T2 could two-year change, under combination strategies.

Language: Английский

Neural attentional filters and behavioural outcome follow independent individual trajectories over the adult life span DOI Open Access
Sarah Tune, Jonas Obleser

Published: Feb. 15, 2024

Preserved communication abilities promote healthy aging. To this end, the age-typical loss of sensory acuity might in part be compensated for by an individual’s preserved attentional neural filtering. Is such a compensatory brain–behaviour link longitudinally stable? Can it predict individual change listening behaviour? We here show that behaviour and filtering ability follow largely independent developmental trajectories modelling electroencephalographic behavioural data N = 105 aging individuals (39–82 yrs). First, despite expected decline hearing- threshold–derived acuity, listening-task performance proved stable over 2 years. Second, were correlated only within each separate measurement timepoint (T1, T2). Longitudinally, however, our results raise caution on attention-guided metrics as predictors behaviour: Neither at T1 nor its two-year could change, under combination strategies.

Language: Английский

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Neural attentional filters and behavioural outcome follow independent individual trajectories over the adult life span DOI Creative Commons
Sarah Tune, Jonas Obleser

bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Aug. 7, 2023

Abstract Preserved communication abilities promote healthy aging. To this end, the age-typical loss of sensory acuity might in part be compensated for by an individual’s preserved attentional neural filtering. Is such a compensatory brain–behaviour link longitudinally stable? Can it predict individual change listening behaviour? We here show that behaviour and filtering ability follow largely independent developmental trajectories modelling electroencephalographic behavioural data N = 105 aging individuals (39–82 yrs). First, despite expected decline hearing- threshold–derived acuity, listening-task performance proved stable over 2 years. Second, were correlated only within each separate measurement timepoint (T1, T2). Longitudinally, however, our results raise caution on attention-guided metrics as predictors behaviour: Neither at T1 nor its two-year could change, under combination strategies.

Language: Английский

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Neural attentional filters and behavioural outcome follow independent individual trajectories over the adult life span DOI Open Access
Sarah Tune, Jonas Obleser

Published: Nov. 28, 2023

Preserved communication abilities promote healthy aging. To this end, the age-typical loss of sensory acuity might in part be compensated for by an individual’s preserved attentional neural filtering. Is such a compensatory brain–behaviour link longitudinally stable? Can it predict individual change listening behaviour? We here show that behaviour and filtering ability follow largely independent developmental trajectories modelling electroencephalographic behavioural data N=105 aging individuals (39–82 yrs). First, despite expected decline acuity, listening-task performance proved remarkably stable over 2 years. Second, were correlated only within each separate measurement (T1, T2). Longitudinally, however, our results raise caution on attention-guided metrics as predictors behaviour: Neither at T1 nor its T1–T2 could two-year change, under combination strategies.

Language: Английский

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