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Teens rehearsing comebacks may be processing hidden emotions: Psychology

Many teenagers find themselves replaying conversations in their heads as a way to handle their feelings and gear up for tough situations. While this is a common practice also seen in adults, it often serves as a constructive method for emotional processing instead of mere unhealthy ruminating. Research shows that mentally rehearsing interactions can enhance one's confidence in facing challenging…

Teens rehearsing comebacks may be processing hidden emotions: Psychology

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