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Perceptions of speaking ability: An explanation for stage fright

Joe Ayres Associate Professor of Communications, Washington State University,
Pages 275-287 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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GrahamD. Bodie . (2010) A Racing Heart, Rattling Knees, and Ruminative Thoughts: Defining, Explaining, and Treating Public Speaking Anxiety. Communication Education 59:1, pages 70-105.
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BrianL. Heuett, Chia‐Fang (Sandy) Hsu & Joe Ayres. (2003) Testing a screening procedure in the treatments for communication apprehension. Communication Research Reports 20:3, pages 219-229.
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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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RalphR. Behnke & ChrisR. Sawyer. (1999) Milestones of anticipatory public speaking anxiety. Communication Education 48:2, pages 165-172.
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RalphR. Behnke & ChrisR. Sawyer. (1999) Public speaking procrastination as a correlate of public speaking communication apprehension and self‐perceived public speaking competence. Communication Research Reports 16:1, pages 40-47.
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AmyM. Bippus & JohnA. Daly. (1999) What do people think causes stage fright?: Naïve attributions about the reasons for public speaking anxiety. Communication Education 48:1, pages 63-72.
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PeterD. MacIntyre & J. Renée MacDonald. (1998) Public speaking anxiety: Perceived competence and audience congeniality. Communication Education 47:4, pages 359-365.
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Joe Ayres, Tanichya Keereetaweep, Pao‐En Chen & PatriciaA. Edwards. (1998) Communication apprehension and employment interviews. Communication Education 47:1, pages 1-17.
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Tim Hopf, Steven Michael Crosby & Joe Ayres. (1997) Tactics for getting high communication apprehensive students to attend workshops: Are they effective?. Communication Research Reports 14:2, pages 169-175.
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Mike Allen & John Bourhis. (1996) The relationship of communication apprehension to communication behavior: A meta‐analysis. Communication Quarterly 44:2, pages 214-226.
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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, A. Kathleen Wilcox & DebbieM. Ayres. (1995) Receiver apprehension: An explanatory model and accompanying research. Communication Education 44:3, pages 223-235.
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DebbieM. Ayres, Joe Ayres & Tim Hopf. (1995) Reducing Communication Apprehension Among At‐Risk Children. Communication Reports 8:2, pages 178-184.
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Kathleen Ellis. (1995) Apprehension, self‐perceived competency, and teacher immediacy in the laboratory‐supported public speaking course: Trends and relationships. Communication Education 44:1, pages 64-78.
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MichaelW. Cronin, GeorgeL. Grice & RichardK. Olsen$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (1994) The effects of interactive video instruction in coping with speech fright. Communication Education 43:1, pages 42-53.
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Melanie Booth‐Butterfield. (1989) The interpretation of classroom performance feedback: An attributional approach. Communication Education 38:2, pages 119-131.
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JohnA. Daly, AnitaL. Vangelisti, HeatherL. Neel & P. Daniel Cavanaugh. (1989) Pre‐performance concerns associated with public speaking anxiety. Communication Quarterly 37:1, pages 39-53.
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Joe Ayres. (1988) The impact of time, complexity, and organization on self‐reports of speech anxiety. Communication Research Reports 5:1, pages 58-63.
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