TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS…  A method to improve communication
According to TA, all forms of communication are  transactions .
Transactional Analysis suggests that communication requires a contract or agreement between the communicators.
This contract includes: Why  they want to do something  With whom   What  they are going to do  By  when   Any fees, payment or exchanges there will be
What  transactions  or  contracts  can you see here?
For the communication transaction to be successful, it needs to be: Congruent…everyone has the same expectations Positive… stated in terms of what  is  wanted, not what is  not wanted. Detailed… these will depend on the nature of the contract Manageable… parties need to be competent and able to do what is asked.
Transactional analysis says that the way we relate to each other is the result of three  ego states.
PARENT: thoughts, behaviours and feelings copied from parents and other authority figures ADULT: thoughts, feelings and behaviours that are rational responses to the present. CHILD: thoughts, feelings and behaviours from childhood.
The Parent Ego State is comprised of the set of feelings, thought patterns and behaviours that we copy from others.
The Adult Ego State is our direct response to the present. When we are in the Adult Ego State, we deal with things without negative influences from our past.
The Child Ego State is a set of thoughts, feelings and behaviours that  we replay from our own childhood.
Talk about  this video clip . What ego state(s) can you see at play?
According to Transactional Analysis, there are two types of communication transactions that can occur, based on these ego states: Complementary Transactions Crossed Transactions
 
 
REFERENCES Berne, E. (1986). G ames people play . Reading: Cox & Wyman.

Transactional Analysis

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    TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS… A method to improve communication
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    According to TA,all forms of communication are transactions .
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    Transactional Analysis suggeststhat communication requires a contract or agreement between the communicators.
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    This contract includes:Why they want to do something With whom What they are going to do By when Any fees, payment or exchanges there will be
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    What transactions or contracts can you see here?
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    For the communicationtransaction to be successful, it needs to be: Congruent…everyone has the same expectations Positive… stated in terms of what is wanted, not what is not wanted. Detailed… these will depend on the nature of the contract Manageable… parties need to be competent and able to do what is asked.
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    Transactional analysis saysthat the way we relate to each other is the result of three ego states.
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    PARENT: thoughts, behavioursand feelings copied from parents and other authority figures ADULT: thoughts, feelings and behaviours that are rational responses to the present. CHILD: thoughts, feelings and behaviours from childhood.
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    The Parent EgoState is comprised of the set of feelings, thought patterns and behaviours that we copy from others.
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    The Adult EgoState is our direct response to the present. When we are in the Adult Ego State, we deal with things without negative influences from our past.
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    The Child EgoState is a set of thoughts, feelings and behaviours that we replay from our own childhood.
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    Talk about this video clip . What ego state(s) can you see at play?
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    According to TransactionalAnalysis, there are two types of communication transactions that can occur, based on these ego states: Complementary Transactions Crossed Transactions
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    REFERENCES Berne, E.(1986). G ames people play . Reading: Cox & Wyman.