Situational anxiety refers to:
A)anything that goes wrong before and during the speech.
B)locations that are uncomfortable or difficult to find.
C)the reaction to finding presentation aids that don't work.
D)a speaker's anxiety when the speech is poorly attended.
E)unique combinations of factors that produce anxiety.

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Situational anxiety refers to anxiety that is unique to a particular situation or event, such as giving a speech or presentation. It is not limited to specific factors such as a poorly attended speech, malfunctioning presentation aids, or difficult-to-find locations, but rather is a combination of factors that produce anxiety.

Situational Anxiety Refers To