2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvoice.2008.09.007
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Public Speaking Attitudes: Does Curriculum Make a Difference?

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“…In the results of our study, we observed that expressing fear of speaking in public did not depend directly on a positive or negative self-assessment when speaking in public (SSPS). Authors often argue that good communicators may not be able to get rid of the fear of speaking altogether, since the basis of fear is physiological and mutifactorial (17,18) .This data is relevant so that communicative assessments value coping strategies to minimize fear including strategies for self-knowledge (14,(19)(20)(21) , organization and domain of speech, public speaking experiences (14) , or therapeutic techniques utilizing breathing exercises and the voice (10,16,20) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the results of our study, we observed that expressing fear of speaking in public did not depend directly on a positive or negative self-assessment when speaking in public (SSPS). Authors often argue that good communicators may not be able to get rid of the fear of speaking altogether, since the basis of fear is physiological and mutifactorial (17,18) .This data is relevant so that communicative assessments value coping strategies to minimize fear including strategies for self-knowledge (14,(19)(20)(21) , organization and domain of speech, public speaking experiences (14) , or therapeutic techniques utilizing breathing exercises and the voice (10,16,20) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, those who utilized breaks in prosodic groups did not pass security and were appointed as less objectives, not empathic and unconvincing (22) . Other authors emphasize the need to use appropriate communication strategies in each profession so that the content and form convey credibility and interaction (13,23) . In this sense, the development of an assertive communication can have a positive impact on interpersonal relations at work and also in life quality (24)(25)(26) .…”
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“…Traditional basic communication curriculum primarily focuses on public speaking strategies, like effective speech techniques, speech anxiety exercises, and persuasion, i.e., rhetoric (Hancock, Stone, Brundage, & Zeigler, 2010;Johnson & Szczupakiewicz, 1987). Less than twenty years ago, basic course topics shifted to include interpersonal dimensions (race, ethnicity, and diversity), as well as technology and assessment concerns (Goodnight & Wallace, 2005;Morreale et al, 1999).…”
Section: Interviewing Skills and Strategies For The 21 St Century Clamentioning
confidence: 99%