PsychologyFrontiers in Psychology
Inner speech and the body error theory
R. P. Endicott
Inner speech may be a cross-modal illusion: slight, well-confirmed activity in the speech musculature mixes with quiet nonverbal sounds to produce the "voice within the mind." The Body Error Theory (BET) reframes inner speech as an interoception–audition blend that aligns with major monitoring models and is empirically testable. Research conducted by Ronald P. Endicott.
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