A new group of 34 younger adults aged 18 – 28 years (M = 21.74, SD = 2.39) and 48 older adults aged 60–80 years (M = 70.29, SD = 5.86) participated in this experiment. All participants were native English speakers. The younger adults were students from the University of Cambridge and the older adults were healthy, community-dwelling volunteers. Older and younger adults did not differ with respect to years of formal education (t < 1) and older adults scored significantly higher on the Vocabulary subtest of the Shipley Institute of Living Scale, t(77) = 5.77, p < .001, d = 1.315. Three older adults were excluded from the analyses because they performed below the normal range (<26) on the MoCA, leaving 45 healthy older adults who performed well within the normal range (M = 28.11, SD = 1.19). A summary of demographic information can be found in Table 1.