Public Speaking Improvement Tips That Work
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Fabricated study citation in FAQ: no verifiable University of Zurich study found showing cortisol/anxiety reduction after approximately 10 speaking exposures. This is a specific, unverifiable statisti
BeforeResearch from the University of Zurich found that repeated exposure to speaking situations reduced cortisol levels and self-reported anxiety within approximately 10 exposures.
AfterExposure-therapy research more broadly has found that repeated practice in speaking situations tends to reduce self-reported anxiety within roughly 8 to 12 exposures.
Why: Fabricated study citation in FAQ: no verifiable University of Zurich study found showing cortisol/anxiety reduction after approximately 10 speaking exposures. This is a specific, unverifiable statisti
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Correction 19 July 2026
Emir Baycan: Fabricated study citation in FAQ: no verifiable University of Zurich study found showing cortisol/anxiety reduction after approximately 10 speaking exposures. This is a specific, unverifiable statisti
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