PEOPLE'S GAMES (Fifty Years Later): Psychological games: traps and ways out (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798596402254)

Psychological "Games" - among the most important topics in transactional analysis - are unpleasant dynamics that occur when communication takes a turn for the worse and you end up getting hurt. The topic was first addressed by Eric Berne and is now explored in depth by the author with revisions and additions. Each game is described analytically and supplemented with numerous examples, dialogues showing how it unfolds in everyday life. The book is aimed at everyone, students and specialists in psychology and Transactional Analysis, but also to anyone who wants to grasp these dynamics, in order to improve the quality of relationships with partners, children, parents, friends, colleagues, or others.Some feedback from people who have read the Italian version: "It is clearly written and easy to understand"; "I use it as a reference to consult whenever something happens to me that seems like a game"; "I found it useful and I also gave it to my husband" (or other loved ones); "I found it useful and I make it read to my patients very often" (some colleagues told me); "I keep your book as a useful reference on Games" (various TA students told me).

Author: Sabrina D'Amanti
ISBN-10: 859640225X
ISBN-13: 9798596402254
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 01/17/2021
Pages: 254
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.64lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.58d