Emotion and Public Speaking
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emotions, publicspeaking, self-esteem; self-image; self-esteem; self-awareness; human being; self-knowledge; personality, knowledge, education, behavior; therapy; emotion; behavioral changesAbstract
The fear of public speaking surpasses the fear of heights, snakes, and sometimes even the fear of death. Why? Because as "social animals," we care (sometimes too much, I would say) about what others think of us. I wrote this article as part of my personal quest to understand and overcome the emotions I experience every time I have to give a speech in front of an unfamiliar audience. Managing emotions has become an increasingly debated topic in recent years, and as we evolve in terms of emotional intelligence, I believe that the first step to overcoming an obstacle is recognizing it.
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Plutchik, R. (2003). Emotions and Life: Perspectives from Psychology, Biology, and Evolution. American Psychological Association.
Wilding, C. (2020). Change Your Life with Emotional Intelligence. Bucharest: Litera.
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