Glossophobia - AJ

• Glossophobisa would be the fear of speaking or acting in public, and about 75% of the population have glossophobia, so that is how common this phobia is. Surprisingly many people would rather give death then giving a speech if they have glossophobia. Even when a comedian named Jerry Seinfeld used to joke at funerals, most people would prefer to be in a coffin than having to deliver that speech. 
• Glossophobia can also exist in many people, who are still able to act on  stage or in public. For example, glossophobia can exist in actors, actresses, musicians, business people, public speakers, and also comedians too.
• Some signs of glossophobia could be the fear of making speeches at weddings.The fear in anticipation of a public speaking event.
• It could also be the avoidance of situations that might include public speaking Pilots and cabin crew feeling intensely uncomfortable having to make announcements to passengers during a flight Stuttering or stammering in public speaking situations.
• Symptoms of glossophobia can be grouped under three primary categories: physical, verbal, and non-verbal. Physical symptoms, the most overt one, include increased blood pressure and heart beats, increased sweating tendency, stiffening of neck and upper back muscles and dry mouth.