Titlebook: Inner Speech and Thought; A. N. Sokolov Book 1972 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1972 electroencephalography (EEG).neurology.neu

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Electrical Activity of the Speech Musculature in Concrete Thinkingumed that they act jointly not only in the case of abstract, verbal thinking but also in the case of so-called objective, or concrete, thinking which operates directly with the material being perceived (usually of the visual, graphic type); the results of this type of thinking, too, can be expressed in a first signal, graphically perceived form.

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978-1-4684-1916-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1972

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Impairment of the Auditory Perception and Understanding of Speech by Articulatory InterferenceThat an understanding of someone else’s speech is impossible without it being inwardly reproduced has repeatedly been expressed in psychology and linguistics.

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Book 1972a very complex subject with which psychologists, linguists, and others are only beginning to come to grips. Sokolov and his group have succeeded admirably in splitting the subject apart by driving in the wedges of objective measurement and unique experimental formulations. Chapter IX dips into the n

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Motor Speech Afferentation and the Cerebral Mechanisms of Thoughtcated, according to Dejerine, at the junction between the occipital and parietal lobes in the same hemisphere. Fig. 60 gives a summary of the basic clinical data on the localization of various speech disturbances, on the basis of which the above map of brain speech centers had been constructed.

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The Problem of Inner Speech in Psychologyfinally select one of them, rejecting the rest. We then say that we “think in words.” The speech arising in such cases usually is in the form of soundless, “mental” talking, but sometimes it is accompanied by overt articulation, thus making its individual components perceptible for another observer as well.

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Comparative Effect of Various Articulatory Conditions on the Processes of Perception, Memorization, us verbal stimuli. This technique made it possible to elucidate the role played not only by external (overt) but also by internal (concealed) articulation in the process of mental activity and, moreover, not only at the peripheral but also on the central (cerebral) level.