作者
Andreas Lind, Lars Hall, Björn Breidegard, Christian Balkenius, Petter Johansson
发表日期
2014/6
期刊
Psychological Science
卷号
25
期号
6
页码范围
1198-1205
出版商
Sage Publications
简介
Speech is usually assumed to start with a clearly defined preverbal message, which provides a benchmark for self-monitoring and a robust sense of agency for one’s utterances. However, an alternative hypothesis states that speakers often have no detailed preview of what they are about to say, and that they instead use auditory feedback to infer the meaning of their words. In the experiment reported here, participants performed a Stroop color-naming task while we covertly manipulated their auditory feedback in real time so that they said one thing but heard themselves saying something else. Under ideal timing conditions, two thirds of these semantic exchanges went undetected by the participants, and in 85% of all nondetected exchanges, the inserted words were experienced as self-produced. These findings indicate that the sense of agency for speech has a strong inferential component, and that auditory …
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A Lind, L Hall, B Breidegard, C Balkenius, P Johansson - Psychological Science, 2014