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Simulated public speaking as a model of clinical anxiety

McNair et al., 1982

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10180649572108076862
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McNair D
Frankenthaler L
Czerlinsky T
White T
Sasson S
Fisher S
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Psychopharmacology

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Normal male volunteers took single acute doses of either diazepam or placebo under double-blind conditions in three simulated public speaking experiments. Measures of palmar sweating and subjective anxiety showed that anticipation of speaking in public …
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