A Racing Heart, Rattling Knees, and Ruminative Thoughts: Defining, Explaining, and Treating Public Speaking Anxiety

By Graham D. Bodie. 2010

289 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Literature and Literary Theory, Social Psychology

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In Literature and Literary Theory

1. Marlina M. Davidson
2. Brandi N. Frisby
3. K. Dwyer

In Social Psychology

1. Emina Herovic
2. Erin Berger
3. Marlina M. Davidson
4. Michael Strawser
5. Brandi N. Frisby
6. Molly R. Burchett
7. K. Dwyer

Citations in the corpus

• Is Public Speaking Really More Feared Than Death? (2012, background): “Public speaking anxiety (PSA) has been highly researched, often focusing on the causes, the correlations with other factors, and the treatments to help those who are anxious overcome their speech anxiety (e.g., Behnke & Sawyer, 1999; Bodie, 2010; Dwyer, 2000; Finn, Sawyer, & Schrodt, 2009).”
• Participation Apprehensive Students: The Influence of Face Support and Instructor–Student Rapport on Classroom Participation (2014, background): “Finally, MAS reported less perceived negative face threat than HAS.”
• Student fears of oral presentations and public speaking in higher education: a qualitative survey (2021, background): “More specifically related to this qualitative survey, public speaking anxiety is defined by Bodie (2010, 72) ‘as a situation specific social anxiety that arises from the real or anticipated enactment of an oral presentation.’”