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Control of Normal and Pathologic Cognitive Functions through Neuromuscular Circuitsernal stimuli such as those generated by covert speech (McGuigan, 1966). Perceptual processes probably represent the extreme of cognitive events that are directly controlled by external stimuli. Even so, our awarenesses of what is happening in our immediate world constitute subjective experiences th