Harold is a server at a restaurant. When he speaks to customers, he acts very friendly and personable. Once he is in the kitchen, however, he complains endlessly about how picky the customers are with their order. Erving Goffman would refer to Harold's behavior to the customers as ______ behavior, and his actions in the kitchen as ______ behavior.
A. front stage; back stage
B. back stage; front stage
C. on stage; off stage
D. dramaturgical; ethnomethodological
Answer: A
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A. status B. mobility placement C. class status D. socioeconomic status (SES)