- Low self-esteem
Low self-esteem is the standard and apparent reason for fear of public speaking. A person with low self-esteem will always think that he/she is not looking good in front of other people.
- Low confidences and Feeling uncomfortable
Low confidence is also linked with low self-esteem. Confidence is enhancing when someone looks perfect, and he/she does not have any doubt regarding personality. You will become distracted during the presentation if your clothes are too tight or too loose and your body feels uncomfortable.
- Thinking about the thoughts of audiences
Sometimes students or other presenters become worried and nervous by thinking about audiences. Sometimes you think that audiences will judge you.
- Fear of becoming nervous and doing something wrong
Sometimes you think you can’t give a good presentation and you will become embarrassed in front of other peoples. This types of thinking create problems for anyone while giving a presentation to huge audiences.
- First experiences
Nervousness, doubts, feeling of fear and anxiety is obvious during your first experience of anything. Suppose a student is going to give his/her first presentation. Students are shy and fearful during the early period of their institute.
- Unpleasant experiences in past
If you are thinking about your past bad experiences before your presentation, it will be the reason for poor concentration.
- Facing huge audiences for the first time
Suppose the students will become nervous in institutes of large cities when they are moved from rural areas, and they had not faced huge audiences during childhood or previous life. This is new for them, but they have learned with time.
- Inferiority complex
It is another reason for public fear. People can’t perform well if they will always underestimate themselves. They thought that they would not perform well as compare to other people around them.
- Insufficient preparation
Sometimes your preparation is insufficient for giving a presentation to huge audiences. So you are nervous and have feelings of being embarrassed.
- Fear of asking questions by the audiences
Questioning is a prominent part of the presentation, but people can’t answer if they do not have a grip on your topic.
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