A synthesis of experimental research in stage fright

Clevenger, Theodore

doi:10.1080/00335635909385732

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“…While the small N precluded factor analyzing these data, there appears to be a tendency for the four self-report measures to cluster and not to be related to the other measures. This is consistent with many reports (e.g., Clevenger, 1959) indicating that intercorrelations among physiological, behavioral and self-report measures of anxiety are not high.…”

Section: Finally Intercorrelations Between Ibt and The Other Measuresupporting

confidence: 92%

Further Validation for a New Measure of Irrational Cognitions

Trexler

Karst

1973

Journal of Personality Assessment

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Section: Finally Intercorrelations Between Ibt and The Other Measuresupporting

confidence: 92%

Further Validation for a New Measure of Irrational Cognitions

Trexler

Karst

1973

Journal of Personality Assessment

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“…In previous empirical studies of public speaking, the correlations of psychological and physiological state anxiety have been weak or non-existent (Calvo & Miguel-Tobal, 1998;Clevenger, 1959). Consequently, anxious arousal was estimated using a software package specifically designed for this purpose, Standard Score Regression Comparison 2004 (www.wtlpublishing.com).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Self-reported state anxiety is usually highest during the minute before speaking and then declines steadily from the first minute of the speech through the release stage, one minute after speaking . In addition to these pattern differences, the overall relationship between psychological and physiological measures of anxiety during performance is either weak or non-existent (Clevenger, 1959;Calvo & Miguel-Tobal, 1998). Apparently, heart rate and psychological measures of performance state anxiety represent differing response systems that are not well synchronized.…”

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A Model of Anxious Arousal for Public Speaking

Finn¹,

Sawyer

Behnke

2009

Communication Education

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With the goal of identifying the characteristics or traits students bring to the classroom that predispose them to panic when faced with the threat of presenting in front of an audience, this study introduced a subtype of public-speaking state anxiety*anxious arousal. Specifically, this study examined the extent to which trait anxiety and physiological reactivity predicted anxious arousal during a public-speaking presentation. When combined with trait anxiety, physiological reactivity accounted for 73.3% of anxious arousal. Suggestions for pedagogical and therapeutic practice are included.

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“…The (Clevenger, 1959), audience sensitivity (Paivio, 1964), reticence (Phillips, 1968), shyness (Zimbardo, 1977), and CA (McCroskey, 1970). McCroskey (1977) claimed that these different labels were a function of the academic discipline in which they were formulated and were not a function of any theoretical or empirical distinctions.…”

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Person/Job Fit Model of Communication Apprehension in Organizations

Harville

1992

Management Communication Quarterly

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To expand the communication apprehension (CA) literature and to examine the occupational behavior of individuals, a model of CA, job level held, communication requirements of jobs, and job satisfaction was developed. A total of 601 employees who had attended a career planning workshop were sent a questionnaire designed, among other purposes, to investigate the model. All but one of the relevant LISREL path weights were significant and in the predicted direction. Implications for practice and for theory were discussed, along with areas for future research.

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A synthesis of experimental research in stage fright

Cited by 110 publications

References 2 publications

Further Validation for a New Measure of Irrational Cognitions

Further Validation for a New Measure of Irrational Cognitions

A Model of Anxious Arousal for Public Speaking

Person/Job Fit Model of Communication Apprehension in Organizations

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