Psychology explains why people rehearse before phone calls
Psychology explains that some individuals rehearse conversations before phone calls to communicate more effectively. This practice often stems from phone anxiety, which can be triggered by unexpected questions or perceived misinterpretations. Research links such anxiety to a person's comfort with different communication styles and their language proficiency. While rehearsing key points can be helpful, excessive overthinking may actually heighten worries about the interaction.
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