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Understanding Transactional Analysis

This document provides an overview of Transactional Analysis theory, which analyzes human behavior and communication. It describes the three ego states - Parent, Adult, and Child - and how they develop based on lessons learned from parents and experiences. The Parent ego state contains nurturing and critical behaviors, the Child ego state includes spontaneous and adaptive emotions, and the Adult ego state objectively processes information. It also discusses different types of interactions between ego states and the concept of strokes as units of human recognition.

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Understanding Transactional Analysis

This document provides an overview of Transactional Analysis theory, which analyzes human behavior and communication. It describes the three ego states - Parent, Adult, and Child - and how they develop based on lessons learned from parents and experiences. The Parent ego state contains nurturing and critical behaviors, the Child ego state includes spontaneous and adaptive emotions, and the Adult ego state objectively processes information. It also discusses different types of interactions between ego states and the concept of strokes as units of human recognition.

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TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS:

A SMALL PRESENTATION

BY
Punyak satish
Sy-BBA 157145
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
THE 3 EGO STATES: PAC MODEL
PARENTAL EGO STATE
ADULT EGO STATE
CHILD EGO STATE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
INTERACTIONS
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Transaction
Analysis : a theory for analysing
human behavior and communication.

Developed by Eric Berne.

Seeks to explain how each of us has


developed into the people we have become
by understanding everything around us.

A model for explaining why and how people think,


act and interact like they do
Contd
Some of the important
assumptions made by TA are :

Everyone is born ok.

Each person has a right to be in


this world and to be accepted as
they are.

Everyone is responsible for


PARENT EGO STATE
Thoughts,
feelings, attitudes and behavioral patterns based on
lessons learned from parents and other parental sources

Parent ego state can be divided into two types: the Nurturing
Parent ego state and the Critical Parent Ego state

The
Nurturing Parent ego state includes the nurturing side and can
be soft, loving, and permission giving.

The
Critical Parent. (also sometimes called the Prejudiced Parent)
includes part of our personality contains the prejudged
thoughts,feelings and beliefs that we learned from our parents.

Values
of the parent ego state : Condemning, Moralistic, Supportive,
Encouraging, Judgmental, Nurturing and Critical.
CHILD EGO STATE
Thoughts, feelings, attitudes and
behavioral patterns based on
child like emotions
Divided into two parts : Free child
ego state( known as Natural
child) and Adaptive child ego
state(includes Rebellious child
ego state)
Free child : spontaneous feeling
and behavior.
Contd..
Adaptive child : Experience and parental
influence on behavior
Part of the personality that has learned to
comply with the parental messages received
while growing up.
Rebellious Child ego state: Sometimes when
faced with parental messages that are
restricting, instead of complying with them,
we rebel against them.
Values of child ego state : Selfish, Mean,
Playful, Affectionate, Whining, Manipulative
and Curious, Impulsive, Pleasure seeking,
Angry, Happy and Self centered.
ADULT
EGO STATE
Adult ego state is data processing center.

Partof our personality that can process data


accurately, that sees, hears, thinks, and can
come up with solutions to problems based on the
facts and not solely on our pre-judged thoughts or
childlike emotions.

Gives a person a measure of objectivity.

Canevaluate parental and child programming and


decide on what is all right and what needs to be
changed.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
INTERACTIONS :
Three basic types of interactions :
Complementary, Crossed and Ulterior.
Complementary:
When a transaction gets the expected
response from a specific ego state in the
other person.
The lines of transactions are kept open
between the transactors.
Eg. Do you know where the xray is?
It seems to be temporarily misplaced. I
have a tracer in it.
Contd
Crossed Transactions:
When a transaction gets an
unexpected response from an
unexpected ego state in the
other person.
Frequent source of resentment
between people.
Eg. Do you know where the xray
is?
It is right where you left it. Cant
Ulterior transactions

When a transaction has a hidden


message to it and it hooks the ego state
the hidden message was going for not
the one the overt message was aimed at.

The ulterior message is more important


to the sender than the overt message.

Eg.1)Do you know where the xray is?I


cant find anything when I need it.(Looks
Strokes
Defined as unit of human recognition.
Non verbal means of communication.
Can be a nod, a look, a smile, a touch.
Whenever a human being does something to
recognise another human being, it is called a
stroke.
Can be positive or negative.
Can be conditional or unconditional.
Conditional strokes given for what we do or what
we accomplish or the trait what we possess.
Unconditional stroke are negative strokes.
They convey that we are not ok.
Conclusion
We all have three ego states
programmed with different kinds
of behavior.

Awareness of ego states gives


more choices in your
communication patterns.
THANK YOU

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