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92 People who reach for a text instead of making a call aren’t always avoiding connection — sometimes they’re protecting something calls don’t give them: the space to think before they speak

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals 3 place · today 05:34 EDT

People who reach for a text instead of making a call aren’t always avoiding connection — sometimes they’re protecting something calls don’t give them: the space to think before they speak

Preferring text over a call is not always avoidance. Asynchronous, editable messages give time to compose, as communication research has long noted. But Kumar and Epley's work shows voice builds more connection than people expect, so the reframe needs an honest counterweight.

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