This document discusses Transactional Analysis (TA), which examines personality and interactions between people. TA was developed by Eric Berne in the 1950s and focuses on analyzing transactions - the messages exchanged between those involved. It divides personality into ego states of Parent, Adult and Child. TA classifies transactions into three types - complementary, cross or veiled - based on whether responses match expected ego states. It also examines games, motivations behind veiled messages, and scripts which are patterns of behavior learned in childhood.

1. BY : GROUP 15
DWI NAFIANA 1414401d055
(E-mail : dwinafiana95@gmail.com)
NITA 1414401D072
NURSING ACADEMY OF EAST KOTAWARINGIN
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2. What Is TA...???
Berne believed that our state of mind
affects what happens when we interact
with other people. The TA model helps
to explain how people function and
express their personality in their
behaviour(ERIC BERNE 1950)

3. PURPOSE :
Transactional analysis aims to
examine in depth the process
of transaction :
a. who is involved in it
b. what messages are
exchanged

4. Structure Analysis
Analyzing the personality of the
person, the thoughts, feelings, and
behavior.
Basic attitude Ego
Refers to :
a. The attitude of the parents
(Parents =P)
b. The attitude of adults (Adults = A)
c. Ego Child (Child=C)

5. Transactional analysis
Transaction Analysis divided into 3
:
a. Transaction draw
(Complementary)
b. Transactions cross
c. Transaction veiled

6. Transactional Analysis
- Transaction draw (Complementary)
Occur if the message recipient to
respond in accordance with the ego
state expected by the sender of the
message.
Example : The client behaves as a child,
Nurses are expected to act as a parent.

7. Transactional Analysis
- Transactions cross
Occur if the message recipient to
respond beyond ego state expected
by the sender of the message.
The result :
The disconnection of communication

8. Transactional Analysis
- Transaction veiled
Transactions that occur when sending
to convey the message of a particular
ego state but behind the message that
he delivered a message from another
one ego state.

9. Game Analysis
1. Closely related to the Transaction
sheath
2. Analysis of motivation veiled on how
a person behaves

10. Script analysis
Analysis Of the spesific life drama
in which a person is involved
The script was not written on
paper, but humans behave
according to the script that he
learned in childhood.