For other uses, see Rabbi (disambiguation). In Judaism, a rabbi /ËrÃ¦baÉª/ is a teacher of Torah. This title derives from the Hebrew word ×¨Ö·×Ö´Ö¼×â rabi [ËÊÃ¤bi], meaning My Master (irregular plural ×¨×× ××â rabanim [ÊÃ¤bÃ¤Ënim]), which is the way a student would address a master of Torah. The word master ×¨×â rav [ËÊÃ¤v] literally means great one.
Pretending to be someone youâre not is a major cause of wedding speech anxiety because it doesnât feel natural and deep down youâre afraid of looking stupid. Donât fill your speech with wedding âjokesâ. Amusing stories and anecdotes are always better than generic jokes.
We have said that experiencing some form of anxiety is a normal part of the communication process. Most people are anxious about being evaluated by an audience. Interestingly, many people assume that their nervousness is an experience unique to them. They assume that other people do not feel anxious when confronting the threat of public speaking. Although anxiety is a widely shared response to the stress of public speaking, not all anxiety is the same. Many researchers have investigated the differences between apprehension grounded in personality characteristics and anxiety prompted by a particular situation at a particular time.