'speech anxiety' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It describes the feeling of fear or apprehension when speaking in public. For example: "After months of practice, I was finally able to overcome my speech anxiety and give a successful presentation".
Asked if they had suffered from speech anxiety, both actors said yes.
Although the class, "Speech Anxiety," sometimes resembles therapy, it serves a practical purpose: helping students graduate.
Given "the whole fever pitch of dogs in therapy" — pettable pooches routinely show up before finals on some campuses — Ms. Auslander decided to use dogs to help students with speech anxiety.
The majority of families interviewed said their children's emotional wellbeing and development had been badly affected, with reports of bed-wetting, problems with speech, anxiety, and distress, Shelter said.
"Speech Anxiety," which fulfills Penn State's requirement, allows undergraduates to ease their way into public speaking, first in groups, then in front of the professor, and finally in front of the class; on rare occasions, students can bring friends to stand next to them for support.
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Based on their two visits, the I.C.R.C. reported that the Military Intelligence operation at Abu Ghraib was plagued by gross and systematic violations of the Geneva Conventions — physical abuses that left prisoners rattled by psychological trauma: "incoherent speech, acute anxiety reactions... suicidal ideas".
Future studies should systematically explore the influence of situational characteristics (e.g., familiar vs. unfamiliar place, parents present vs. absent, experimenter behaving in a friendly vs. ambiguous way) on children's amount of speech behavior, anxiety levels, and SM symptomatology.
No one is immune from the effects of the other.' Mr Strong's speech reflected anxieties that the summit has much to negotiate before it can be counted a success.
Therefore, we also evaluated the medications' effects on generalized and speech-related anxiety and the relationships between changes in anxiety and changes in fluency in 11 subjects with a history of developmental stuttering.
Forbidden by federal law to disclose (without Cho's permission) any record of disability or treatment, Westfield officials disclosed none of Cho's speech and anxiety-related problems to Virginia Tech.
