The theoretical perspective that views social life as similar to performances staged in a theater is called_______________?

Correct answer: D. the dramaturgical approachAccess Government Careers

  • A. impression management
  • B. the Thomas theorem
  • C. the looking -glass self
  • D. the dramaturgical approachAccess Government Careers

Explanation

The dramaturgical approach, associated especially with Erving Goffman, treats social interaction as a performance involving roles, settings, and impression management. Impression management is a process within this broader approach, not its overall name.

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