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Evidence suggests that the combination of imagery and conditioning practices might yield positive results for dancers in both performance and alignment. This idea was tested an a test for assessing dancers' alignment and movement was developed. A conditioning system for dancers synthesizing the practices of Fitt, Pilates, Rommett and Solomon and an imagery system for dancers integrating and synthesizing the work of Bartenieff, Dowd and Sweigard was developed. A system integrating the conditioning and imaging practices for dancers presented was designed.
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Non-professional dancers in Finland have been found to vary in their motivations for participating in this social outlet. Folk, ballroom, ballet and modern dancers all vary in background and behavior variables, and can affect participation motives. No simple cause-effect relationships have emerged as the result of this study, although it has been determined that dancers who seek a career in dance require widespread social support and understanding.
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Experimental research on dance movement requires an appropriate set of ethical standards to prevent unnecessary injury or suffering to the subjects. These standards are based on human rights issues, and include the dancers' informed and voluntary consent, protection of personal welfare and dignity and the authority to terminate research participation.
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