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Comparative effects of cognitive modification, systematic desensitization, and speech preparation in the reduction of speech and general anxiety

Michael Weissberg Counseling Psychologist and the Coordinator of Developmental Programming at the Counseling and Student Development Center, Northern Illinois University,
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Douglas Lamb Associate Professor of Psychology, and the Director of the Student Counseling Center, Illinois State University,
Pages 27-36 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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SUSAN R. GLASER, ANTHONY BIGLAN & MICHAEL G. DOW. (2016) CONVERSATIONAL SKILLS INSTRUCTION FOR COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION AND AVOIDANCE. Communication Research 10:4, pages 582-613.
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LYNNE KELLY. (1982) A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME IS STILL A ROSE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RETICENCE, COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION, UNWILLINGNESS TO COMMUNICATE, AND SHYNESS. Human Communication Research 8:2, pages 99-113.
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Douglas H. Lamb & Kenneth H. Strand. (1980) The effect of a brief relaxation treatment for dental anxiety on measures of state and trait anxiety. Journal of Clinical Psychology 36:1, pages 270-274.
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Douglas Lamb. (2016) Use of Behavioral Measures in Anxiety Research. Psychological Reports 43:3_suppl, pages 1079-1085.
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