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Communication apprehension and speech preparation time

Joe Ayres Washington State University,
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Rebecca Robibeaux‐Maxwell Boise State University,
Pages 90-93 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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MichaelJ. Beatty & Kristin Marie Valencic. (2000) Context‐based apprehension versus planning demands: A communibiological analysis of anticipatory public speaking anxiety. Communication Education 49:1, pages 58-71.
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TimothyB. Rumbough. (1999) The effects of impromptu speech exercises on reducing trait and situational communication apprehension. New Jersey Journal of Communication 7:2, pages 206-215.
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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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Joe Ayres & Sean 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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Kim Golombisky. (2016) Integrating public speaking into the advertising curriculum. Journal of Advertising Education 20:1-2, pages 122-134.
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Kim Golombisky. (2001) Integrating Public Speaking into the Advertising Curriculum. Journal of Advertising Education 5:2, pages 30-42.
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