Transactional analysis
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Transactional analysis is a theory of psychology founded by Eric Berne that analyzes social interactions to determine an individual's ego state as parent, child, or adult. It can help with managerial styles, developing positive attitudes, harmonious relationships, organizational development, motivating employees, and implementing changes. The theory examines individual psyche, interpersonal transactions based on individual structures, repeating transaction sequences known as games, and lifetime plans called scripts.
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Transactional analysis
- 2. History Transactional Analysis is one of the most accessible theories of modern psychology. Founded by Eric Berne,- famous 'parent-adult-child' theory Method of therapy wherein social transactions are analyzed to determine the ego state of the patient (whether parent-like, childlike, or adult-like) as a basis for understanding behavior
- 3. Importance Developing suitable managerial styles Developing positive attitude Developing harmonious relationships Ensuring organizational development Motivating employees Implementing changes easily
- 4. Ideology Many of the core TA models and concepts can be categorised into Structural analysis – analysis of the individual psyche Transactional analysis proper – analysis of interpersonal transactions based on structural analysis of the individuals involved in the transaction Game analysis – repeating sequences of transactions that lead to a result subconsciously agreed to by the parties involved in the game Script analysis – a life plan that may involve long-term