Glossophobia Prevalence Rates and Who Actually Has It
Rigorous data reveals far fewer people have clinical glossophobia than the viral statistic suggests.
Marcus Oduya
Spoken Evidence — Page 3
Neuroscience of Confidence
Cortisol and Testosterone Before High-Stakes Speaking
Elevated cortisol impairs the verbal fluency needed for high-stakes speaking.
Renata Osei-Mensah
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Reappraising Anxiety as Excitement Before Speaking
Relabel your pre-speech nerves as excitement to actually perform better.
Renata Osei-Mensah
The Feed
Cognitive Distortions That Make Speaking Fear Worse
Faulty thinking patterns amplify speaking anxiety more than nervousness itself does.
Renata Osei-Mensah
Virtual Reality Exposure for Public Speaking Fear
Renata Osei-Mensah
Exposure Therapy Protocols for Public Speaking Anxiety
Dmitri Calloway
The Role of Mental Simulation in Preparing for Difficult Conversations
Dmitri Calloway
How Long It Takes to Build a New Speaking Habit
Marcus Oduya
Transfer of Speaking Skills Across Contexts
Fluency, not anxiety, is the speaking skill that actually transfers to new contexts.
Yuki Ferreira-Santos
Recording and Reviewing Yourself for Speech Improvement
Dmitri Calloway
Feedback Specificity and Communication Skill Gains
Yuki Ferreira-Santos
Deliberate Practice Applied to Verbal Communication Skills
Yuki Ferreira-Santos