How to pronounce interoception
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interoception is most commonly pronounced "in ter oh SEP shun" (/ˌɪntəroʊˈsɛpʃən/). This is the widely-used reading among engineers, though edge cases exist.
The sensing of internal bodily signals such as heartbeat, breathing, and hunger; increasingly used in embodied-agent and computational-emotion models. Say in-ter-oh-SEP-shun.
Source: Cambridge Dictionary — interoception
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How do you pronounce interoception?
interoception is pronounced "in ter oh SEP shun" (/ˌɪntəroʊˈsɛpʃən/). The sensing of internal bodily signals such as heartbeat, breathing, and hunger; increasingly used in embodied-agent and computational-emotion models. Say in-ter-oh-SEP-shun. Source: Cambridge Dictionary — interoception.
What is the IPA for interoception?
The IPA for interoception is /ˌɪntəroʊˈsɛpʃən/, respelled "in ter oh SEP shun".
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