Inner Speech is a form of internalized verbal cognition, belonging to the broader category of speech production, that distinguishes itself by occurring in the absence of overt articulation and serving self-directed functions such as thought mediation, planning, and self-regulation.
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What does it mean to be high verbal?
Earl Hunt, Clifford E. Lunneborg, Joe L. Lewis · Cognitive Psychology · 1975 · 448 citations
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Philip McGuire, Anthony S. David, Robin Murray et al. · The Lancet · 1995 · 349 citations
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