Transaction Analysis
CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Types of Transactions
o Complementary Transaction
o Non - Complementary Transaction
o Ulterior Transaction
• Life Script
• Script Matrix
• Life Positions
o "I'm OK, You're OK"
o "I'm OK, You're Not OK"
o "I'm Not OK, You're OK"
o "I'm Not OK, You're Not OK"
• Conclusion
• References
TRANSACTION ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION:
When two people interact with each other there results a social transaction. Analysis of the social transactions is called Transactional Analysis (TA). A formal definition of TA is that it is “The study of moves people make in their dealing with each other and is based on the idea that people’s interactions resemble moves in games”.
Dr.Eric Berne, the originator of TA, considers a transaction as the unit of social intercourse. A transaction consists of a transactional stimulus (TS) and a transactional response (TR). TS is the behavior (verbal or nonverbal) produced by one person in acknowledgement of the presence of others when two or more people encounter each other. TR is the response to TS by another person.
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Transaction analysis Diagram
Berne proposed that anything that happens between two or more people could be broken down into a series of single transactions from a specific ego states. A 'transaction' consisting of a singular stimulus and a single response, verbal or nonverbal from one person to another. It is called a 'transaction' because each party gains something by it and that is why s/he engages in it. TA involves analysis of awareness, structural analysis (Ego states), analysis of transaction, script, position analysis and games analysis. Now we are going to see about the analysis of transaction, position analysis and script analysis.
TYPES OF TRNSACTIONS:
A transaction can be described as a transactional stimulus plus a transactional response, this being the basic unit of social
• Introduction
• Types of Transactions
o Complementary Transaction
o Non - Complementary Transaction
o Ulterior Transaction
• Life Script
• Script Matrix
• Life Positions
o "I'm OK, You're OK"
o "I'm OK, You're Not OK"
o "I'm Not OK, You're OK"
o "I'm Not OK, You're Not OK"
• Conclusion
• References
TRANSACTION ANALYSIS
INTRODUCTION:
When two people interact with each other there results a social transaction. Analysis of the social transactions is called Transactional Analysis (TA). A formal definition of TA is that it is “The study of moves people make in their dealing with each other and is based on the idea that people’s interactions resemble moves in games”.
Dr.Eric Berne, the originator of TA, considers a transaction as the unit of social intercourse. A transaction consists of a transactional stimulus (TS) and a transactional response (TR). TS is the behavior (verbal or nonverbal) produced by one person in acknowledgement of the presence of others when two or more people encounter each other. TR is the response to TS by another person.
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Transaction analysis Diagram
Berne proposed that anything that happens between two or more people could be broken down into a series of single transactions from a specific ego states. A 'transaction' consisting of a singular stimulus and a single response, verbal or nonverbal from one person to another. It is called a 'transaction' because each party gains something by it and that is why s/he engages in it. TA involves analysis of awareness, structural analysis (Ego states), analysis of transaction, script, position analysis and games analysis. Now we are going to see about the analysis of transaction, position analysis and script analysis.
TYPES OF TRNSACTIONS:
A transaction can be described as a transactional stimulus plus a transactional response, this being the basic unit of social