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performance anxiety
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performance anxiety
Performing anxiety, stage fright Psychology A 'flight-or-fight' reaction in an anxious person carrying out an activity in public–eg, entertaining, public speaking–or in front of others, as in sexual activity, for fear of poor performance Clinical Tachycardia, ↑ BP, ↑ respiration, ↑ muscle tone. See Anticipatory anxiety, Flight-or-fight response, Performing arts medicine.


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Is it fear of lessons, fear of not pleasing the teacher or parents, fear of performance, fear of peer pressure, fear of looking bad, fear of not being popular, of not being "good enough," fear of not having enough time for another activity and music lessons or what?
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