Which of the Following Scenarios Provides an Example of Front-Stage

question 28

Multiple Choice

Which of the following scenarios provides an example of front-stage behavior?

• A) Sally discovers her mother-in-law is dropping by shortly,so Sally rushes to tidy up the house.
• B) Sam is angry at his little brother for embarrassing him in front of his girlfriend,so he refuses to take him to get ice cream.
• C) The actress playing Cinderella smokes a cigarette in the employee break room before going to sign autographs at the castle.
• D) While eating at Denny's last night,Debbie saw a little boy pocket some money from one of the tables.The boy was not aware anyone saw him.

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