... of blood flow during auditory hallucinations. This is interesting because "since hallucinations usually involve understanding the "speech" of others, you might expect more activity in Wernicke's area, which involves language comprehension" (Barlow, David and Mark Durand; Abnormal Psychology: Brooks/Cole Publishing Company; Pacific Grove, 1999). This means that people who are hallucinating are probably not hearing the voices of others, but ... ...

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