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People who talk to themselves out loud have an internal system for coping that’s more outwardly expressed, which can help them remain level-headed and calm under pressure. 4.

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A loud sneeze engages the same vocal process as singing a musical note or talking. “A person can engage their throat muscles during the expulsion part of the sneeze,” Voigt said.

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Talking out loud to ourselves improves our performance with upcoming activities. Basketball players, for example, perform faster and better after they’ve talked through their moves out loud.

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Many people think that those who talk out loud to themselves are simply crazy. In reality, there are many benefits to talking to yourself that improve your emotional and mental health.