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Interesting read, thanks for sharing. While the context of this info is in improv acting, do you find the same status transformations applying to day-to-day li
by Splines 17y ago
Interesting read, thanks for sharing. While the context of this info is in improv acting, do you find the same status transformations applying to day-to-day life?
Has anyone used "status transformations" to their advantage in a real-world transaction? (haggling over the price of a car, for example). Personally, I don't think I could really alter my innate behaviour to achieve any sort of social advantage, but in the end this sort of information was useful for me to reflect on my interactions with others in my life.
- jackchristopher 17y agoOh, absolutely. Altering "status" is something people do all the time to get what they want, albeit mostly unconsciously. Here's an improvisers view of the mechanics behind making a sale: http://biz-improv.com/wordpress/?p=22 http://biz-improv.com/wordpress/?p=22 I have a bunch of web resources (on improv) pertaining to status transactions. Feel free to email me, everyone.