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stage fright

stage fright

an anxiety reaction associated with speaking or performing in public. The individual becomes tense and apprehensive and may stutter, forget lines, or try to escape the situation. The apprehension may develop into panic symptoms or even a panic attack. See also performance anxiety.

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