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A · Inner speechDescribe and organise a clinical concept.
B · Auditory hallucinationDescribe an observed or reported clinical feature.
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A · Inner speechThe internal experience of words or a voice recognised as one's own thinking. The term should be interpreted alongside the person's account, the observed context and other relevant clinical information.
B · Auditory hallucinationThe perception of sound, such as voices or other noises, without a corresponding external acoustic source. The term should be interpreted alongside the person's account, the observed context and other relevant clinical information.
A · Inner speechDescribe and organise a clinical concept. Psychotic experiences, perceptual phenomena and nearby terms that require careful distinction.
B · Auditory hallucinationDescribe an observed or reported clinical feature. Psychotic experiences, perceptual phenomena and nearby terms that require careful distinction.
A · Inner speechCommonly used within psychosis and perception.
B · Auditory hallucinationCommonly used within psychosis and perception.
A · Inner speechNo governed aliases. Related: Intrusive thought, Mishearing, Thought broadcasting, Psychosis.
B · Auditory hallucinationhearing voices. Related: Inner speech, Intrusive thought, Mishearing, Thought broadcasting.
A · Inner speech1 covered source; source linked 2026-08-18.
B · Auditory hallucination1 covered source; source linked 2026-08-18.