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Measuring Communication Apprehension
Journal of Communication, 1978A scale with face validity for measuring oral communication apprehension in the organizational setting was generated and found to have adequate internal reliability, concurrent validity with the PRCA, and predictive validity in the organizational environment.
Michael D. Scott +2 more
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The effect of apprehensive behavior on communication apprehension and interpersonal attraction
Communication Research Reports, 1994This study examined the effect behavior associated with communication apprehension (CA) has on a person's interaction partner in initial dyadic interactions. Persons interacting with confederates exhibiting high communication apprehension behavior (HCAB) experienced higher levels of self‐reported state CA and judged their interaction partners as less ...
Alan L. Baker, Joe Ayres
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Apprehension about Communication and Human Resilience
Psychological Reports, 1998This study examined the relationship between scores on two personality characteristics, apprehension about communication and resilience, from 200 elementary school teachers from several counties who completed the Personal Report of Communication Apprehension and the Personal Resilience Questionnaire.
Glaser, Mark, Butler, Jeff, Pryor, Burt
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Oral Communication Apprehension
1986Communication apprehension (CA) is a broadly based anxiety related to oral communication (McCroskey, 1970). More specifically, CA is “an individual’s level of fear or anxiety associated with either real or anticipated communication with another person or persons” (McCroskey, 1982b; 1984).
James C. McCroskey, Michael J. Beatty
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Communication Apprehension in Esophageal and Tracheoesophageal Speakers
Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 1985A comparison of communication apprehension levels between a group of esophageal speakers and a group of tracheoesophageal (TEP) speakers was undertaken. Ten esophageal speakers and 10 tracheoesophageal speakers were given the Personal Report of Communication Apprehension (McCroskey, 1978) and also were rated on their degree of intelligibility.
P L, Byles, L L, Forner, J C, Stemple
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2018
Abstract Communication scholarship has profited greatly by the rise of social science during the mid-20th century. This scientific progress has been marked by increased outlets for peer-reviewed research, thriving sub-disciplines, and a rapidly accumulating corpus of findings.
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Abstract Communication scholarship has profited greatly by the rise of social science during the mid-20th century. This scientific progress has been marked by increased outlets for peer-reviewed research, thriving sub-disciplines, and a rapidly accumulating corpus of findings.
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Apprehension about Communication and the Need for Cognition
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1992Examining the relationship between apprehension about communication and need for cognition of 50 Florida college undergraduates indicated the two characteristics are inversely related. Implications of an r of 326 for research and further validating assessment of apprehension about communication were discussed.
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Communication Apprehension: Communication's Latest Artifact?
Annals of the International Communication Association, 1979The dimensions and quantity of research on communication apprehension have exploded since McCroskey's research of 1970.
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Communication Quarterly, 1980
This study examined the effects of gaze behavior by interviewees on the interpersonal perception of interviewers. Additionally, the communication apprehension (CA) level of the interviewers was measured. Both the main effects of eye contact and the interactive effect of interviewers’ CA level and eye contact were tested for 11 person‐perception ...
Peter A. Andersen +1 more
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This study examined the effects of gaze behavior by interviewees on the interpersonal perception of interviewers. Additionally, the communication apprehension (CA) level of the interviewers was measured. Both the main effects of eye contact and the interactive effect of interviewers’ CA level and eye contact were tested for 11 person‐perception ...
Peter A. Andersen +1 more
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Communication Quarterly, 1983
One rich, yet untapped, source of data about high CA is the thoughts about it of these people who suffer from it. An exploratory study was conducted to examine the possibilities of using the Focus Group Interview (FGI) technique to enable people suffering from high CA to discuss and report on their feelings and behaviors.
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One rich, yet untapped, source of data about high CA is the thoughts about it of these people who suffer from it. An exploratory study was conducted to examine the possibilities of using the Focus Group Interview (FGI) technique to enable people suffering from high CA to discuss and report on their feelings and behaviors.
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