Question

question 3 (2.5 points)
the textbook discusses \the emotion vs. technique\ debate thoroughly, but essentially says that even the early greeks and romans thought that...
actors only need to impersonate a characters emotions, not ever actually feel them.
feeling the same emotions as the character is an essential part of the process of acting.
technique is a matter of stimulating the four humors, so you have energy to perform.
performance is a strictly rhetorical act, and can be boiled down to a physical process.

Explanation:

The early Greeks and Romans believed in the importance of an actor feeling the same emotions as the character they are portraying as a key part of acting. This was part of the understanding of the art of performance in ancient times.

Answer:

Feeling the same emotions as the character is an essential part of the process of acting.