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School of Management Studies
CUSAT, Kerala, India.
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3. Activities
• In activity, the
communication between
the group members is
directed at achieving a
goal, not just talking about
it.
• In activity, people are
directing their energy
towards some material
outcomes.
• We are likely to be in
activity for much of the
time at our workplace.
4. Activities
• Adult is the predominant
ego state in activity.
• This follows from the fact
that activities are
concerned with achieving
here and now goals.
• In an activity, when we
follow appropriate rules,
we switch into positive
adapted child or positive
parent.
5. Activities
• Strokes from activity can
be conditional positive
and conditional negative.
• They are usually delayed
strokes, given at the end
of the activity for a job
well or poorly done.
• The degree of
psychological risk
perceived in activity can
be greater or less than in
pasturing depending on
nature of each.
