The Stage-Fright Cycle

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The Stage-Fright Cycle

Phobia A fear of something that is far greater than the danger.

The Stage-Fright Cycle Predictions Your internal voice tells you that the worst will happen.

The Stage-Fright Cycle Fear You begin to feel fear and panic.

The Stage-Fright Cycle Anxiety and Poor Performance Your anxiety causes you to have trouble giving your speech.

The Stage-Fright Cycle Phobia Now Seems Real After you are finished, your internal voice tells you that you were right to fear public speaking and that it really is dangerous.