| Autor: |
Seta, John J., Wang, Maureen A., Crisson, James E., Seta, Catherine E. |
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Basic & Applied Social Psychology; Mar1989, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p57-72, 16p, 2 Charts |
| Abstrakt: |
Two experiments were designed to study the effects a heterogeneous audience arrangement has on felt anxiety. Scant attention has been directed toward this important issue within the audience and social impact literatures. In the first experiment, subjects reported a similar level of anxiety when in front of two high-expert audience members or two high- and two low-expert audience members. In the second experiment, subjects reported more anxiety in front of two high-expert members than in front of two high-expert and two very low expert audience members. They reported less anxiety, however, in front of two high-expert members than in front of two high- and two moderate-expert members. Implications for audience and evaluation research were discussed from the perspective of several models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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