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The current study does have limitations. First, this study was completed via online platforms (Pavlovia and Zoom) due to necessary safety precautions during the pandemic. While it provided older adults a great opportunity to engage with others outside of their home, the online platforms may have limited the strength of the intervention “dose” compared to in-person workshop sessions. There was always a researcher present during the Zoom workshop sessions to respond to questions and concerns; however, an in-person workshop would provide more one-on-one attention and guidance to participants. Our workshop instructor was very thorough and attentive, but in-person instruction may have boosted learning more so than online instructionSecond, we evaluated the extent to which newly-acquired knowledge affects event segmentation behavior. To measure this, we had participants complete an overt segmentation task (i.e., button press when an event is ending and a new event is beginning). However, past work has indicated that overt segmentation tasks may interfere with the ongoing perceptual processes they attempt to measure