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The effects of positive and negative audience responses on the autonomic arousal of student speakers

Ronald Bassett Doctoral student in Communication, Florida State University
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Ralph R. Behnke Professor of Speech, Northwest Missouri State University
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Larry W. Carlile Assistant Professor of Speech, Northwest Missouri State University
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Jimmie Rogers Assistant Professor of Speech, University of Arkansas
Pages 255-261 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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