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Explain the 5 basic premises of the Stanislavsky system of acting and relate why such a system might be particularly effective for the performers in plays by Ibsen or Chekhov.
Behavioral Myopia
Refers to the tendency in behavior analysis to focus narrowly on immediate consequences, ignoring longer-term outcomes and wider impacts.
Wanting-and-liking Theory
A theory in psychology that distinguishes between the desire for a reward (‘wanting’) and the pleasure derived from that reward (‘liking’).
Addiction
A complex condition, a brain disorder characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli despite adverse consequences.
Dopamine Hypothesis
A theory suggesting that the imbalance of dopamine levels in the brain leads to the symptoms of schizophrenia.
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