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Diagnosis of Glossophobia

Diagnosis of Glossophobia

Glossophobia has been seen as a direct result of social anxiety, and is diagnosed as such.

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Glossophobia is the fear of Public Speaking. In the following stash, we will discuss what Glossophobia is, how it can happen, and what can be done to treat it.

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