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describes himself as having been an anxious
: Jerome Kagan, 
An Argument for Mind
(New
Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2006), 4, 7.
21.
 
public speaking is the number-one fear
: Victoria Cunningham, Morty Lefkoe, and Lee
Sechrest, “Eliminating Fears: An Intervention that Permanently Eliminates the Fear of Public
Speaking,” 
Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
13 (2006): 183–93.
22.
 
Public speaking phobia has many causes
: Gregory Berns, 
Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist
Reveals How to Think Differently
(Boston, MA: Harvard Business Press, 2008), 59–81.
23.
 
introverts are significantly more likely
: Susan K. Opt and Donald A. Loffredo, “Rethinking
Communication Apprehension: A Myers-Briggs Perspective,” 
Journal of Psychology
134, no. 5
(2000): 556–70. See also Michael J. Beatty, James C. McCroskey, and Alan D. Heisel,
“Communication Apprehension as Temperamental Expression: A Communibiological
Paradigm,” 
Communication Monographs
65 (1998): 197–219. See also Peter D. Macintyre and
Kimly A. Thivierge, “The Effects of Speaker Personality on Anticipated Reactions to Public
Speaking,” 
Communication Research Reports
12, no. 2 (1995): 125–33.
24.
 
in a group of people, on average half of the variability
: David G. Winter, 
Personality
, 512.
25.
 
temperature or humidity
: Natasha Mitchell, “Jerome Kagan: The Father of Temperament,”
radio interview with Mitchell on 
ABC Radio International
, August 26, 2006 (accessed at

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26.