| A | B |
|---|
| confidence | believing in one's self and one's ability to control a specific situation |
| phobia | a persistent and irrational fear |
| performance anxiety | a specific stage fright often associated with musicians actors, etc |
| stage fright | the nervousness caused by an audience |
| fear | a biological process where people secure energy to do a job that matters. |
| perception | the way one sees things |
| self-esteem | the value one places upon one's self. |
| content | the solid message made of up relevant facts, evidence and valid arguments; worthwhile things you have to say |
| organization | a system of structure and from that allows the audience to follow along |
| notes | a speaker's ideas written in a brief outlined form. |
| friendliness | a warm congenial attitude |
| impression | the audience's perception of the speaker based on his/her presentation and ideas |
| dedication | the willingness to practice |
| empathy | a sincere understanding the feelings and motives of another person |
| common ground | the shared goal or interest of the speaker and audience |
| newness | the originality or freshness of a piece |
| conviction | believing in one's message |
| enthusiasm | the intellectual and emotional energy the speaker directs to the audience |
