In this third episode of his thought-provoking series “Contentious Issues in Theoretical Neuroscience” clinical psychologist Dr. Paul Kiritsis tackles the subject of hearing voices/auditory verbal hallucinations. Kiritsis explores the phenomenology of voice-hearing, classification systems, the existing cognitive neurobiological models with their limited explanatory powers, the conventional wisdom vis-à-vis their origin, Jaynes’s hemispheric model of psychosis, and much, much more. Click on the link below to view the episode:
