Behavioral theories and their applications in the theatrical text - the play of the day when hope lost his memory as a model

Abstract

Behavioral theories played a prominent role in analyzing the psychological aspect of personality, especially in the field of interpreting human behavior and its reflection on the behaviors by analyzing motives and causes of its various kinds.

Behavioral theories are noted for their great openness to psychological and social studies that have followed the various circumstances and causes that affect the behavior and direct it in different directions. What distinguishes behavioral theories is their role in supporting the educational process, which makes learning an effective mean to achieve the goals and objectives of optimal behavior modification. Art in general, and theater in particular, had a prominent role in the process of changing behavior by presenting various psychological states through dramatic characters, as the psychological dimension plays a clear importance in drawing the dramatic personality.

This research sheds light on the emergence and development of behavioral theories and the link between these theories and the educational aspect, which takes theatrical art as a means of learning and change, especially in the field of human development that seeks to raise up the  social reality and improve the social environment of human