Lunch box version of corner - Transactional Analysis
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The document presents a transactional analysis of a husband who, despite having the means to enjoy restaurant lunches, brings homemade sandwiches to work to control family finances and showcase thrift. This behavior not only influences his wife's buying decisions but also allows him solitude and productivity during lunch breaks. The analysis suggests that such actions embody virtues like thrift and hard work.
Lunch box version of corner - Transactional Analysis
- 1. Lunch box type of Corner Transactional Analysis
- 2. Prepared By Manu Melwin Joy Assistant Professor Ilahia School of Management Studies Kerala, India. Phone – 9744551114 Mail – manu_melwinjoy@yahoo.com Kindly restrict the use of slides for personal purpose. Please seek permission to reproduce the same in public forms and presentations.
- 3. Lunch box type of Corner • The husband, who can well afford to have lunch at a good restaurant, nevertheless makes himself a few sandwiches every morning, which he takes to office in a paper bag.
- 4. Lunch box type of Corner • In this way, he uses up the crusts of bread, leftovers from dinner and paper bags which his wife saves for him.
- 5. Lunch box type of Corner • This gives him complete control over the family finances, for what wife would care buy herself a mink stole in the face of such self sacrifice?
- 6. Lunch box type of Corner • The husband reap other advantages, such as the privilege of eating lunch by himself, and of catching up on his work during lunch hours.
- 7. Lunch box type of Corner • In many ways, this is a constructive game which Benjamin Franklin would have approved of, since it encourages the virtue of thrift, hard work and punctuality.
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