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Psychologist: Rehearsing conversations signals high emotional intelligence

Psychology research indicates that certain behaviors often perceived as nervousness, such as rehearsing conversations and reviewing them afterward, can actually signify high emotional intelligence. These habits suggest an individual possesses advanced skills in understanding and navigating social and emotional situations. AI

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Psychologist: Rehearsing conversations signals high emotional intelligence

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    2 ‘Nervous’ Habits That Mean You’re Extremely Wise, By A Psychologist

    Rehearsing conversations and checking in afterward look like anxiety. Psychology research suggests both habits point to unusually sharp emotional skill.