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    Self-Defeating Thoughts That Can Provoke Speech Anxiety Include
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Self-Defeating Thoughts That Can Provoke Speech Anxiety Include

Question 4

Question 4

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Self-defeating thoughts that can provoke speech anxiety include


A) fear of catastrophic failure
B) perfectionist thinking
C) illusion of transparency
D) all of the above

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