Take your cue from Mr Hewitt and Mr Boucker, shown here having a neighbourly chat in 1957. Photograph: Picture Post/Getty ImagesIt’s only natural to fear rejection, humiliation, giving offence or overstepping a boundary when we initiate a conversation – or even when we respond to someone else’s attempt. But according to a study by the University of Virginia (Talking with strangers is surprisingly informative), we overstate these fears in our minds: “People tend to underestimate how much they’ll enjoy the conversation, feel connected to their conversation partner and be liked by their conversation partner.”
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