The Differences of Playing High and Low
发布时间 2010-05-10 20:57:21 来源
摘要
Stanford University Drama lecturer Dan Klein and acting coach Melissa Briggs each get a chance at playing high and low status during an acting exercise.
There are two ways to play status. Playing high is acting authoritative, direct, and dominant. A psychological distance is created by raising yourself and lowering others. Playing low is acting compelling, charismatic, and likeable. You reduce psychological distance by lowering yourself and raising others. Theres a tendency to think only playing high is useful, Gruenfeld says. But that isnt true.
From Acting with Power Journal: http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/bmag/
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