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The International journal of psycho-analysis, 1980
Stage fright is a universal human experience that occurs with varying intensity in everyone who stands before an audience. The anxiety generated in this situation stems from the re-emergence of certain key developmental experiences. The dynamics involved are related both to genital and to pre-genital conflicts.
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Stage fright is a universal human experience that occurs with varying intensity in everyone who stands before an audience. The anxiety generated in this situation stems from the re-emergence of certain key developmental experiences. The dynamics involved are related both to genital and to pre-genital conflicts.
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Stage fright is a widespread problem in musicians. Therefore, this thesis aims to investigate if levels of stage fright can be explained with the assumptions as outlined in the control–value theory. It was tested whether subjective control and value are significant predictors of stage fright, with the expectation that lower subjective control and ...
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