Respond to practice anxiety with scaffolds that preserve realistic performance.
Iris I trainer candidate Confidence scaffold Build a path to success without removing the real trainer behavior. Lower threat first; keep the target behavior intact. Anxiety I don't want to practice the hostile participant scenario in front of everyone. What response best fits ARCS confidence? Retry The sentence starter helped, but I sounded scripted. How do you coach the next attempt? Scaffold, retry, fade. Confidence grows when learners can attempt the real move with enough support to stay engaged. Sequence challenge. Add one first-round scaffold.
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