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I suspect talking out loud could have even greater benefits for people with little or no internal monologue [1]. Would be curious to hear if anyone has first-ha
by divbzero 6y ago
I suspect talking out loud could have even greater benefits for people with little or no internal monologue [1]. Would be curious to hear if anyone has first-hand experience.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_monologue#Absence_of_an_internal_monologue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_monologue#Absence_of_...
- chenxiaolong 6y agoI'd be curious to know as well. I'm someone who doesn't have an internal monologue or the ability to visualize images (I can hardly comprehend what that would even feel like), but I've never felt the need to talk to myself to think through something. I'm not sure I'd even know what to say. For me, "thinking" is more like submitting a request to the subconscious and waiting for a response. Not much happens in the brain's "foreground"--or at least it feels that way.