Structural Processing

Language serves as a fundamental medium through which we encode our thoughts, emotions, and experiences. By studying the properties and functions of language, we can unravel how human experiences are intricately encoded and transformed through symbolic operations.

Voice hearing refers to perceiving non-existent voices. While some people occasionally hear names or imagine familiar voices, others suffer from persistent, distressing voices. What does this continuum reveal about the brain, and how does occasional voice hearing develop into psychosis?