- Inner speech is considered universal and ubiquitous, but its perception varies from person to person.
- Lack of inner speech experience is called anendophasia.
- Individuals with low levels of internal speech perform worse with verbal working memory and image-based rhyming judgments.
- Differences in internal speech do not affect the efficiency of task switching.
- Research on anendophasia adds to the diversity of phenomenal human experience.
8 was talking about the cacophany of horns at the end really. If i have thoms voice stuck in my head it’s a pretty good day
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Haha i hope it’s obvious that i love radiohead. Its just I was listening to it on one of my “bad brain” days and i thought to myself “this song is somehow expressing just what it feels like inside my stormy brain”
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