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Joe Ayres. (2005) Performance Visualization and Behavioral Disruption: A Clarification. Communication Reports 18:1-2, pages 55-63.
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Joe Ayres & DebbieM. Ayres Sonandre’. (2003) Performance visualization: Does the nature of the speech model matter?. Communication Research Reports 20:3, pages 260-268.
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Joe Ayres & TracyA. Ayres. (2003) Using images to enhance the impact of visualization. Communication Reports 16:1, pages 47-55.
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Joe Ayres & TanichyaK. Wongprasert. (2003) Measuring the impact of visualization on mental imagery: Comparing prepared versus original drawings. Communication Research Reports 20:1, pages 45-53.
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Maili Pörhölä. (2002) Arousal Styles during Public Speaking. Communication Education 51:4, pages 420-438.
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Ayres Sonandré. (2002) The Stroop test for public speaking apprehension: Validity and reliability. Communication Research Reports 19:2, pages 167-174.
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AmyM. Bippus & Tenzin Dorjee. (2002) The validity of the PRECA as an index of interethnic communication apprehension. Communication Research Reports 19:2, pages 130-137.
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Joe Ayres & TerenceS. Schliesman. (2002) Paradoxical Intention: An Alternative for the Reduction of Communication Apprehension?. Communication Research Reports 19:1, pages 38-45.
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RalphR. Behnke & ChrisR. Sawyer. (2001) Public speaking arousal as a function of anticipatory activation and autonomic reactivity. Communication Reports 14:2, pages 73-85.
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Lega’K. Strain, ChrisR. Sawyer, Ralph Behnke & PaulE. King. (2001) Public speaking state anxiety and anxiety sensitivity as predictors of self‐perceived speaker competence. Communication Research Reports 18:2, pages 174-181.
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Sandy Hsu & Darshan Sawant D.. (2001) Effects of performance visualization on employment interviews. Communication Quarterly 49:2, pages 160-171.
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Joe Ayres & BrianL. Heuett. (2000) An examination of the long term effect of performance visualization. Communication Research Reports 17:3, pages 229-236.
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Joe Ayres, Tim Hopf & PatriciaA. Edwards. (1999) Vividness and control: Factors in the effectiveness of performance visualization?. Communication Education 48:4, pages 287-293.
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Leigh Winiecki & Joe Ayres. (1999) Communication Apprehension and Receiver Apprehension in the Workplace. Communication Quarterly 47:4, pages 430-440.
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Joe Ayres & BrianL. Heuett. (1999) An examination of the impact of performance visualization. Communication Research Reports 16:1, pages 29-39.
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MichaelJ. Beatty, JamesC. McCroskey & AlanD. Heisel. (1998) Communication apprehension as temperamental expression: A Communibiological paradigm. Communication Monographs 65:3, pages 197-219.
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LoriJ. Carrell & S. Clay Willmington. (1998) The relationship between self‐report measures of communication apprehension and trained observers' ratings of communication competence. Communication Reports 11:1, pages 87-95.
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Maili Pörhölä. (1997) Trait anxiety, experience, and the public speaking state responses of Finnish university students. Communication Research Reports 14:3, pages 367-384.
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SherriL. Kelly & BrianR. Patterson. (1997) The end of the life span: Determinants of communication apprehension. Communication Research Reports 14:3, pages 356-366.
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JohnA. Daly, AnitaL. Vangelisti & DavidJ. Weber. (1995) Speech anxiety affects how people prepare speeches: A protocol analysis of the preparation processes of speakers. Communication Monographs 62:4, pages 383-397.
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Joe Ayres, Tim Hopf & DebbieM. Ayres. (1994) An examination of whether imaging ability enhances the effectiveness of an intervention designed to reduce speech anxiety. Communication Education 43:3, pages 252-258.
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MichaelJ. Beatty & JeanA. Dobos. (1993) Adult males’ perceptions of confirmation and relational partner communication apprehension: Indirect effects of fathers on sons’ partners. Communication Quarterly 41:1, pages 66-76.
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Michael Raftis. (1992) The impact of evaluation and preparation time on high public speaking anxious speakers’ thoughts, behavior, and state‐communication apprehension. Southern Communication Journal 57:4, pages 323-327.
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