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Relationships between speech anxiety and motivation

Kim Giffin Director of The Communication Research Center, The University of Kansas
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Shirley Masterson Gilham Director of The University Information Center, The University of Kansas
Pages 70-73 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Joan F. Kaywell, J. Howard Johnston & Glenn C. Markle. (1991) Writing Apprehension. Middle School Journal 22:4, pages 52-56.
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JUDEE K. BURGOON & RANDALL J. KOPER. (1984) NONVERBAL AND RELATIONAL COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATED WITH RETICENCE. Human Communication Research 10:4, pages 601-626.
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JOHN O. GREENE & GLENN G. SPARKS. (1983) EXPLICATION AND TEST OF A COGNITIVE MODEL OF COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION: A NEW LOOK AT AN OLD CONSTRUCT. Human Communication Research 9:4, pages 349-366.
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Linda Costigan Lederman. (2016) Suffering in Silence: The Effects of Fear of Talking on Small Group Participation. Group & Organization Studies 7:3, pages 279-294.
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JAMES C. McCROSKEY, VIRGINIA P. RICHMOND, JOHN A. DALY & RAYMOND L. FALCIONE. (1977) STUDIES OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION AND SELF-ESTEEM. Human Communication Research 3:3, pages 269-277.
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JAMES C. McCROSKEY, JOHN A. DALY & GAIL SORENSEN. (1976) PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION: A RESEARCH NOTE. Human Communication Research 2:4, pages 376-380.
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