Eric Berne - \u003cb\u003eGames People Play (The Psychology of human relations).\u003c/b\u003e
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This publication was originally conceived as a continuation of my book "Transactional analysis in psychotherapy." However, I assume that the new edition can be understood regardless of familiarity with previous publications.
In my lectures, students are often asked to give them a
detailed descriptions of games that would make sense of the general principles of transactional analysis. This convinced me of the need to write this book. Terminology and views of the author are mainly focused on the perception of the reader familiar with psychology and psychiatry. However, I hope the book will be useful and interesting representatives of various professions. I am grateful to all the students and the students, who drew my attention to a new game. They expressed to me a lot of interesting ideas, for example about the ability of man to listen to the interlocutor and of what value is this quality for all people.
In my lectures, students are often asked to give them a
detailed descriptions of games that would make sense of the general principles of transactional analysis. This convinced me of the need to write this book. Terminology and views of the author are mainly focused on the perception of the reader familiar with psychology and psychiatry. However, I hope the book will be useful and interesting representatives of various professions. I am grateful to all the students and the students, who drew my attention to a new game. They expressed to me a lot of interesting ideas, for example about the ability of man to listen to the interlocutor and of what value is this quality for all people.
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