Using habit reversal to decrease filled pauses in public speaking

This study evaluated the effectiveness of simplified habit reversal in reducing filled pauses that occur during public speaking. Filled pauses consist of “uh,” “um,” or “er”; clicking sounds; and misuse of the word “like.” After baseline, participants received habit reversal training that consisted...

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Awareness - physiology
awareness training
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competing response training
Female
Habit Formation
habit reversal
Habits
Humans
Intervention
Language Fluency
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