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    The Spotlight Effect Refers to a Desire to Be Conspicuous
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The Spotlight Effect Refers to a Desire to Be Conspicuous

Question 27

Question 27

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The spotlight effect refers to a desire to be conspicuous and receive attention from an audience to divert your attention away from any anxiety that you may experience giving a speech.

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