I think this might be useful in clarifying thinking and in problem solving.
Just as in many guesses your first guess is correct, your subvocalalizations may be right. Even occasions when you are not even aware of it (not everything detectable need have passed a through conscious process).
Maybe you are trying to remember where you left your keys; you might partially vocalize something that you are not even aware of thinking about that might be useful. Much in the way that people who've had had brain damage may be able to point to something or cue themselves in other ways.
I'm thinking that a word processor could pop up stuff that it might of heard in a side panel. Occasionally looking over, you could see things you weren't even aware that you'd considered.
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I think this might be useful in clarifying thinking and in problem solving.
Just as in many guesses your first guess is correct, your subvocalalizations may be right. Even occasions when you are not even aware of it (not everything detectable need have passed a through conscious process).
Maybe you are trying to remember where you left your keys; you might partially vocalize something that you are not even aware of thinking about that might be useful. Much in the way that people who've had had brain damage may be able to point to something or cue themselves in other ways.
I'm thinking that a word processor could pop up stuff that it might of heard in a side panel. Occasionally looking over, you could see things you weren't even aware that you'd considered.