Ten Reasons Why People Fear Public Speaking

Topics:
Public Speaking
Tags:
Public Speaking,
Speech,
Successful Speaking
Source:
Successful Speaking

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Overview: Every single person who has ever done a speech in public will admit that they had been scared. We all know the usual signs, butterflies in the stomach, always on the toilet, even just wanting to be anywhere else but on stage! But why? Why are we so scared of doing a public speech? Research has shown that people fear public speaking more than they fear dying! So why are we so petrified of getting up in front of an audience and delivering a speech? This paper gives a list of ten reasons why people fear public speaking.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008 | Pages: 3


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