Внутренний голос. Почему мы говорим с собой и как это на нас влияет

_{17.Paige E. Davis, Elizabeth Meins and Charles Fernyhough. “Individual Differences in Children’s Private Speech: The Role of Imaginary Companions,” Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 116 (2013): 561–571.}

_{18. Amanda Grenell and Stephanie M. Carlson. “Pretense,” in The Sage Encyclopedia of Contemporary Early Childhood Education, ed. D. Couchenour and J. K. Chrisman (New York: Sage, 2016), 1075–1077.}

_{19. В качестве показательных исследований см.: Arnaud D’Argembeau, Olivier Renaud and Martial Van der Linden. “Frequency, Characteristics, and Functions of Future-Oriented Thoughts in Daily Life,” Applied Cognitive Psychology 25 (2011): 96–103; Alain Morin, Christina Duhnych and Famira Racy. “Self-Reported Inner Speech Use in University Students,” Applied Cognitive Psychology 32 (2018): 376–382; и Akira Miyake et al. “Inner Speech as a Retrieval Aid for Task Goals: The Effects of Cue Type in the Random Task Cuing Paradigm,” Acta Psychologica 115 (2004): 123–142. Также см.: Adam Winsler. “Still Talking to Ourselves After All These Years: A Review of Current Research on Private Speech,” in Private Speech, Executive Functioning, and the Development of Verbal Self-Regulation, ed. A. Winsler, C. Fernyhough and I. Montero (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009), 3–41.}

_{20.D’Argembeau, Renaud and Van der Linden. “Frequency, Characteristics, and Functions of Future-Oriented Thoughts in Daily Life”; D’Argembeau. “Mind-Wandering and Self-Referential Thought”; и Morin, Duhnych and Racy. “Self-Reported Inner Speech Use in University Students.”}

_{21. Подробный обзор исследований в области снов Erin J. Wamsley. “Dreaming and Waking Thought as a Reflection of Memory Consolidation,” in Christoff and Fox, Oxford Handbook of Spontaneous Thought, 457–468.}

_{22. Kieran C. R. Fox et al. “Dreaming as Mind Wandering: Evidence from Functional Neuroimaging and First-Person Content Reports,” Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7 (2013): 1–18; Tracey L. Kahan and Stephen P. LaBerge. “Dreaming and Waking: Similarities and Differences Revisited,” Consciousness and Cognition 20 (2011): 494–514; Lampros Perogamvros et al. “The Phenomenal Contents and Neural Correlates of Spontaneous Thoughts Across Wakefulness, NREM Sleep, and REM Sleep,” Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 29 (2017): 1766–1777; и Erin J. Wamsley. “Dreaming and Waking Thought as a Reflection of Memory Consolidation.”}