Visualizing Yourself Getting a Standing Ovation After Giving a Speech

question 37

Multiple Choice

Visualizing yourself getting a standing ovation after giving a speech you're a little nervous about is an example of ___________________.

• A)situational inducement
• B)planned control
• C)imagined rehearsal
• D)modelling

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Definitions:

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