Dramaturgical analysis suggests that we present front stage behavior in formal settings, and around people we do not know very well; in contrast, we present backstage behavior around friends and family, and in informal settings. Before discussing the examples and consequences of front stage and back stage behavior, we should know what these behaviors are.
Discussion
Front Stage Behavior
According to (Goffman, pp.22-30) front stage behavior encompasses those actions which are meant for an audience. Just like actors behave in a play, people use manners and appearances to facilitate their acts and behaviors, so that they could be successful in making ...