We know that you plan whole sentences in your head before saying them rather than creating sentences “on the fly” because
Cashiers were fooled 50% of the time by the ID’s that were of people who looked like the customer, but were not fooled at all by the IDs that were of people who did not look like the customer at all.
Pretty much everyone says that’s how it feels like we’re doing it
We are consciously aware of the sentence in our heads before we say it
We sometimes switch words and parts of words at the beginning of a sentence with words or parts of words that are at the end
We usually don’t know how a sentence is going to end when we start it We are consciously aware of… View the full answer
