This injunction is given by a parent who, in his own child, is jealous of the accomplishments of his son or daughter. Suppose father comes from a poor family He had to go out to work when he was fifteen years old, and he never got a chance to go to the college.

1. Don’t Make it Injunction

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3. Don’t Make it
This injunction is given by a
parent who, in his own child, is
jealous of the
accomplishments of his son or
daughter. Suppose father
comes from a poor family He
had to go out to work when he
was fifteen years old, and he
never got a chance to go to the
college.

4. Don’t Make it
Now as a result of his hard
work, he and his children
are financially comfortable.
He is paying for his
daughter to go to a good
school, so that one day she
will have the chance to go
to a university.

5. Don’t Make it
Seeing her excel at her
lessons, the father may feel
parental pleasure. But
outside his awareness, in his
child ego state, he is bitterly
jealous that his daughter is
getting chances he never
got. Non verbally, he may
convey the don’t make it
injunction to his daughter,
even while on a overt level,
he is urging her to work hard
and do well.

6. Don’t Make it
A student who has made a
script decision to obey a Don’t
make it injunction will typically
work hard in class and do her
assignments competently. But
come the examinations, she is
likely to find some way of
sabotaging herself. Maybe she
will panic and walk out of the
exam. May be she will forget to
hand in a crucial piece of work.
She may even come down with
a psychological illness.

7. Thank You

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