1. Our thoughts often occur as the inner speech of our natural language. 2. Being fluent in more than one language can affect inner speech in multiple ways. 3. Whereas the language that a person thinks, rehearses and conducts inner speech constitutes the internal environment. 4. "' Level four ( condensed inner speech ) "'is the final level in the internalization process. 5. The auditory imagery developed from lyrics or words generally is also considered a part of inner speech . 6. It is usually thought to include inner speech and visual imagery . " ( in Baars, 1997 ). 7. Jones and Fernyhough cite other evidence for this hypothesis that inner speech is essentially like any other action. 8. Wallace, Silvers, Martin, & Kenworthy conducted experiments to see if individuals with autism use inner speech in task completion. 9. Autism is associated with reduced or lacking inner speech while schizophrenia is associated with auditory hallucinations and thought insertions. 10. Subvocalization is related to inner speech ; when we use inner speech there is bilateral activation in predominantly the left frontal lobe.
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