The effects of speaker personality on anticipated reactions to public speaking
The effects of speaker personality on anticipated reactions to public speaking
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演讲者个性对公开演讲预期反应的影响
DOI：
10.1080/08824099509362048
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发表时间：
1995
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通讯作者：
Kimly A. Thivierge
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作者：
P. MacIntyre;Kimly A. Thivierge
本研究认为，演讲者的人格特质之间的相关性，在五因素模型，并已与公众演讲焦虑的观众的反应。95名大学生评估了六种不同的演讲情况，并提供了公开演讲焦虑，演讲意愿，害怕负面意见，预期评价和观众宜人性的评级。结果表明，外向性、情绪稳定性和智力等总体特质与演讲焦虑及对演讲前景的认知和情感反应显著相关。有人认为，所观察到的关系模式有助于在"自我实现的预言"中使公众演讲焦虑永久化。
The present study considers the correlations between speaker personality traits, represented in the Five Factor Model, and reactions to audiences that have been associated with public speaking anxiety. Ninety‐five university students evaluated six different speaking situations and provided ratings of public speaking anxiety, willingness to speak, fear of negative opinion, expected evaluation, and audience agreeableness. Results showed that the global traits of extroversion, emotional stability and intellect were significantly correlated with public speaking anxiety and related cognitive and affective reactions to the prospect of public speaking. It is argued that the observed pattern of relations helps to perpetuate public speaking anxiety in a “self‐fulfilling prophesy.”