"Not Everyone Hears an Inner Voice: Unveiling Anendophasia"
A new study reveals that not everyone has an inner voice, a condition now termed anendophasia. Researchers found that people with inner speech performed better in language-related tasks, suggesting inner voices aid in word processing. However, performance differences vanished when tasks were spoken aloud, indicating alternative strategies might be used by those without inner speech. Further research is needed to understand the broader implications of anendophasia and related conditions like anauralia.