Heritage, Culture and Society 2016
DOI: 10.1201/9781315386980-135
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Communication apprehension levels of tourism and social sciences students

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“…First, it is communication apprehension; second, fear of negative evaluation; and third, a general feeling of anxiety. As the focus of this research is on speaking skill, those components will be explained below: Communication apprehension [8] Argues that Communication Apprehension is often interpreted as a state of fear, nervous and anxiety when one's wanted to communicate or interact with others. In a sense of college setting, the rigor academic setting in universities mostly focused their students' activity in small groups and dyadic interactions among other students and to their teachers.…”
Section: Concept Of Speaking Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, it is communication apprehension; second, fear of negative evaluation; and third, a general feeling of anxiety. As the focus of this research is on speaking skill, those components will be explained below: Communication apprehension [8] Argues that Communication Apprehension is often interpreted as a state of fear, nervous and anxiety when one's wanted to communicate or interact with others. In a sense of college setting, the rigor academic setting in universities mostly focused their students' activity in small groups and dyadic interactions among other students and to their teachers.…”
Section: Concept Of Speaking Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The speaker acts as an information source who delivers a message to the listener while the listener plays the role of a responder. The speaker might want to adjust the way they communicate to reach a mutual understanding (Effendi & Sukmayadi, 2016;Fujishin, 2009). International Journal of Instruction, April 2019 • Vol.12, No.2 Observations were conducted continuously using a checklist guideline when participants shifted role to be the information sources to identify their verbal communication skill development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%