The book presents a study into the trainee interpreters' and
certified interpreters' subjective experience of psycho-affective
factors in consecutive interpreting. In the form of four case
studies, the book offers an insight in how the subjective
experience of anxiety, fear, language ego/language
inhibition/language boundaries, extroversion/introversion,
self-esteem, motivation and stress conditions and affects
consecutive interpreting performance. What emerges from the study
is that the interpreter's psycho-affectivity is a continually
operating and intricate mechanism which may impact on nearly all
constituents of the consecutive interpreting process and that its
potential causes may lie in virtually all - even the seemingly
unimportant - aspects of the interpreting process.
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