Goffman's Theory of Dramaturgy Views Human Experience as If It

Multiple Choice

Goffman's theory of dramaturgy views human experience as if it were a performance. Specifically, Goffman argues that

A) we perform in a way that presents a consistent image of ourselves.
B) we are unaware that we are engaging in a performance.
C) how we present ourselves varies according to the stage we are in and the role we are performing.
D) the only time we are not engaged in performance is with family and close friends.