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Quickly and accurately repeating speech fragments is linked to cognitive ability
What is it about?
When speakers are pushed to repeat syllable sequences and tongue twister phrases as quickly as they can, the accuracy of their speech production is linked to their cognitive task-switching ability
Why is it important?
The results contribute to our understanding of the link between articulation and cognitive control, challenging claims that the “late” stages of speech production (e.g., articulation) are largely automatic