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A systematic analysis of developmental differences in dramatic improvisational behavior

Gil Lazier Associate Professor of Theatre Research, Florida State University
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Brian Sutton‐Smith Professor of Developmental Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University
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Douglas Zahn Assistant Professor of Statistics, Florida State University
Pages 155-165 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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KathleenM. Kougl. (1984) A selected review of speech communication studies in the arts: A retrospective and prospective look. Communication Quarterly 32:4, pages 301-309.
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Brian Sutton-Smith. 1979. Becoming Female. Becoming Female 229 257 .
Brian Sutton-Smith, David Abrams, Gil Botvin, Marylou Caring, Daniel Gildesgame & Thomas Stevens. (1975) The importance of the storytaker: An investigation of the imaginative life. The Urban Review 8:2, pages 82-95.
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