Inspired by the prominent theory suggesting that auditory-verbal hallucinations (AVH)-the
sensation of hearing voices without present speakers-arise as misattribution of inner speech
towards external agents, my thesis revolved around self-voice perception and the
experimental attempts of self-other voice misattribution in a healthy, non-hallucinating
population, potentially mimicking the AVH phenomenology. In the first part of my thesis, I
investigated behavioral (Study 1) and neural (Study 2) underpinnings of self-other voice …