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The psychology of self-talk and emotional sound
The loudest voice you’ll ever hear is the one in your head. So what is it actually saying; what’s it doing to you?
Researchers mapped 24 distinct human emotions from nothing but sound. No words. Just voice, and what I found in their data made me rethink every word I've chosen, and every word I've let go.
In this episode:
- The vocal emotion study that started it all; and a link to explore it yourself
- The James-Lange theory, and why it flips everything you thought about self-talk
- One small vocabulary change, and what it quietly did to my inner world
Links and references below. As always — there's always more INSyed.
- Cowen, Alan & Elfenbein, Hillary & Laukka, Petri & Keltner, Dacher.(2018). Mapping 24 Emotions Conveyed by B ...
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self-talkemotional regulationpsychology of languageJames-Lange theoryinner voicehow words affect emotionspsychology of self-talkemotional awarenesspsychology podcastmental wellbeing