Communication apprehension is defined as fear, anxiety, or nervousness connected to real or anticipated communication. Physical symptoms of communication apprehension, or "stage fright", include sweaty hands, flushed cheeks, rapid heart rate, and nausea. The body's release of adrenaline in stressful situations helps increase performance but can also restrict pain receptors. Causes of communication apprehension include past negative experiences, uncertainty about an experience, concern about impacts on one's life, discomfort with attention, feeling one has nothing valuable to contribute, and sensing tension in others.
This document discusses communication apprehension, which is defined as fear or anxiety related to real or anticipated communication. It outlines physical symptoms of communication apprehension like sweating, increased heart rate, and nausea. The document explains that communication apprehension is a biological response to stress caused by adrenaline release. It then lists some common causes of communication apprehension like previous negative experiences, uncertainty about the communication, and worrying about how it may impact one's life. Finally, it provides tips for dealing with communication apprehension, such as starting the communication, breathing, being prepared, being realistic, and practicing.
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Communication apprehension is defined as fear, anxiety, or nervousness connected to real or anticipated communication. Physical symptoms of communication apprehension, or "stage fright", include sweaty hands, flushed cheeks, rapid heart rate, and nausea. The body's release of adrenaline in stressful situations helps increase performance but can also restrict pain receptors. Causes of communication apprehension include past negative experiences, uncertainty about an experience, concern about impacts on one's life, discomfort with attention, feeling one has nothing valuable to contribute, and sensing tension in others.
This document discusses communication apprehension, which is defined as fear or anxiety related to real or anticipated communication. It outlines physical symptoms of communication apprehension like sweating, increased heart rate, and nausea. The document explains that communication apprehension is a biological response to stress caused by adrenaline release. It then lists some common causes of communication apprehension like previous negative experiences, uncertainty about the communication, and worrying about how it may impact one's life. Finally, it provides tips for dealing with communication apprehension, such as starting the communication, breathing, being prepared, being realistic, and practicing.
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why does my body get anxious ? We have evolved over millions of years to better protect ourselves. Our brains have learned to automatically signal danger when it is present or we perceive that we may be harmed in some way. Each symptom of anxiety has a specific evolutionary purpose, to help us “fight” or “flee.”Try to figure out how each symptom of anxiety is used by our bodies to protect us when we are in danger,
In this PP, you will learn that you must be willing to give your heart a chance to change for the better and listen to what is being said to you. Do not take in the "same" mode because you will not grow.
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This document provides 10 gifts for stress relief:
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2. Exercise such as aerobics or yoga can act as a stress reliever.
3. Forgiving others and learning to say no helps release emotional pains and establish boundaries.
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This document provides tips for reducing fears of public speaking. It lists common public speaking fears such as boring the audience or tripping. It then gives 10 steps to reduce speaking fears, which include knowing the room, audience, and material well in advance, practicing relaxation techniques, visualizing success, realizing audiences want the speaker to succeed, focusing on the message, and gaining experience over time. The document concludes by outlining the benefits demonstrations and illustrated talks can provide for members in developing skills like confidence, organization, and leadership.
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Fear of public speaking is one of the most common phobias. The document discusses stage fright and lists its physical symptoms such as increased heart rate, sweating, and trembling. While most people experience some level of anxiety about public speaking, for many it rises to the level of a debilitating phobia. The document provides tips for coping with and overcoming public speaking anxiety such as preparation, positive self-talk, practice, and focusing on helping the audience rather than oneself.
The document provides tips for living a healthy lifestyle. It emphasizes the importance of drinking water, getting adequate sleep, exercising regularly, eating a balanced diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables, and engaging in activities that reduce stress like laughing, volunteering and focusing on things that are meaningful. Adopting these types of behaviors can significantly improve one's overall health and well-being.
Stage fear, also known as stage fright, is the anxiety, fear, or phobia aroused in an individual by the requirement to perform or speak in front of an audience. Common symptoms include a rapid heart rate, dry mouth, sweating, and shaking. The document provides tips for overcoming stage fear such as knowing your material well, practicing visualization techniques, focusing on your message rather than your nerves, and gaining experience by giving more speeches over time. Building confidence, being well prepared, and turning nervous energy into enthusiasm can help speakers manage their stage fright.
1. The document discusses the importance of empathy and understanding different perspectives.
2. It outlines the design thinking process and emphasizes empathizing with users to understand their needs.
3. It discusses the role of emotions in connecting with others and that all emotions serve important purposes and should not be judged.
The 7 habits of highly effective teensFatima Islam
The document summarizes Sean Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens". It outlines the 7 habits which are: 1) Be Proactive, 2) Begin with the End in Mind, 3) Prioritize, 4) Think Win-Win, 5) Seek First to Understand, 6) Synergize, and 7) Sharpen the Saw. Each habit is then briefly described with examples and tips for practicing the habit.
The document discusses the importance of self-care for managing mental health issues like anxiety. It provides 10 self-care tips, including recognizing anxious thoughts without judgment, prioritizing rest, spending time with others, exercise, journaling, and seeking support. Nearly one in two Americans meet the criteria for multiple mental disorders, demonstrating the widespread need for effective self-care strategies.
This document discusses the importance of maintaining balance to maximize learning capacity. It emphasizes getting enough sleep, managing stress, eating nutritious foods, exercising daily, deep breathing, and making time for fun. Key actions include committing to a consistent bedtime, removing distractions before sleep, and using stress management techniques like physical activity, relaxation, and spending time with supportive people.
The document discusses various techniques for personality development and improving how people perceive you. It recommends focusing on positive thinking, taking care of your health through diet and exercise, strengthening relationships by showing interest in others, admitting mistakes, and addressing problems with a solution-oriented mindset rather than worrying. The overall message is that developing your personality, treating people well, and maintaining a positive outlook can help you achieve your goals and overcome obstacles.
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2. The Fear of Public Speaking
+ Many people who converse easily in all kinds of everyday situations
become frightened at the idea of standing up before a group to
make a speech
+ Chapman University study found public speaking topped the list of
people’s biggest fear
+ “Given a choice, at a funeral most of us would rather be the one in
the coffin than the one giving the eulogy.” -Jerry Seinfeld
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3. Overcoming Nerves
+ Acquire experience
+ Prepare, prepare, prepare
+ Think positively
+ Use power of visualization
+ Know most nervousness is not visible
+ Don’t expect perfection
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4. Embrace The Nerves
+ Healthy sign that your body is getting “psyched”
+ Stressful situation -> Adrenaline -> Fast heartbeat
+ Embrace the energy
+ Stage Excitement vs Stage Fright
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5. “A zesty, enthusiastic, lively feeling with a slight edge
to it…it’s still nervousness, but it feels different.
You’re no longer victimized by it; instead, you’re
vitalized by it. You’re in control of it.”
- Elayne Snyder
6. Take a deep breath
+ Deep breathing can reduce heart rate
+ Inhale through your nose for five counts
+ Exhale through your mouth for five counts
+ Follow a brief guided meditation
+ Headspace
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7. Your nervousness isn’t always visible to others
+ Symptoms of anxiety and nervousness are not always
evident to others
+ Sweaty palms? Avoid wiping them on your pants.
+ Shaky hands? Keep your notes on the podium.
+ Dry mouth? Pause for a sip of water.
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8. Appreciate the pregnant pause
+ Losing your spot or train of thought is normal
+ Rather than filling the silence with vocal fillers, take
a pause
+ Don’t apologize or say “sorry”
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9. If you make a mistake, no one will care
+ Do you judge a speaker when they make a mistake?
+ Do you tweet about it?
+ Do you text your friends?
+ If you wouldn’t ridicule someone for a speaking
mistake, why do you think someone else would ridicule
you?
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