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Hyperphrasia is a term referring to pathologically excessive talking.

Physical causesEdit

Psychological causesEdit

• Constant talking can be a distraction technique and may be used as a defence mechanism to avoid focusing on internal self talk and thoughts^{[citation needed]}
• Hyperphasia may be a symptom of anxiety, particularly social anxiety ^{[citation needed]}