If you feed yourself negative statements, they become part of your belief system, which can hinder your chances of success. Of course, you cannot just think good thoughts and expect results. Preparation for interviewing is key as well. You will be more confident and more relaxed if you practice interviewing skills with a friend or a staff person from the Career Services office. Also, decrease anxiety by allowing adequate travel time to the interview site, which includes time for parking, traffic, and finding the office.
Imagery is another technique that helps interviewees feel more confident.
By picturing yourself in the interview setting answering questions slowly, sitting in a relaxed manner, and feeling confident about your skills, you can cancel out some performance anxiety. I ask you to invest the time in exploring your beliefs and expectations with a friend, sibling, or parent. Feel free to visit me during my walk-in office hours, Mon. The excellent coverage that The New York Times gives to national affairs has been reflected in this showcase site for the U.S. Supreme Court. The main features of the guide are brief summaries of recent decisions with links to the full text New York Times articles providing detailed coverage.