Thanks, Michael! That's very useful. Let me clarify the question. Consider this report: “Thoughts come into my head like ‘Kill God’. It’s just like my mind working, but it isn’t. They come from this chap, Chris. They’re his thoughts” (Frith 1992: 66).

Here, the thought that is reported as "inserted" is "Kill God". This thought does not use the first-person pronoun. However, the patient used the first-person pronoun to report it ("Thoughts come into my head..."). The question is this: Do patients report thoughts that use the first-person? That would be the equivalent of this: "Thoughts come into my head like "I should kill God"..." Thanks!