Speakers who label their feelings of physiological arousal as "nervousness" are more likely to feel anxious than speakers who don't label their arousal in a negative way.

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Studies have found that labeling physiological arousal as "nervousness" or other negative emotions can lead to increased anxiety and other negative emotions, while those who label their arousal in a more positive way (such as "excitement") are more likely to have a positive experience.

Speakers Who Label Their Feelings of Physiological Arousal as "Nervousness