If you could "get inside the head" of a person experiencing auditory hallucinations, you would MOST likely find that:
A) the person actually produces nerve signals of sound in the brain.
B) the person knows that the hallucinations are fictional.
C) hallucinations and delusions are coded in the same place in the person's brain.
D) the person is aware of auditory hallucinations but not aware of other types of hallucinations.

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Auditory hallucinations, such as those experienced in conditions like schizophrenia, involve the brain generating nerve signals that mimic the experience of hearing sound, even though no external sound is present. This process occurs in the auditory cortex, the part of the brain responsible for processing sound, making it as if the person is hearing real sounds.

If You Could "Get Inside the Head" of a Person