Three types of improvisation skills
- Imitative improvisation. A person will observe what more-experienced people are doing and copy their responses with minimal variation. This is an effective starting point for people with limited experience.
- Reactive improvisation: Using inputs from the environment and other people to develop your own reaction to an unexpected situation, without relying on other's actions. It is generally developed after you have already mastered imitative improvisation.
- Generative improvisation. It is about proactively trying new things to anticipate and catalyse what could happen (rather than react).
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