Positive Psychology and Transactional Analysis

Napper, Rosemary

doi:10.1177/036215370903900107

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“…Barrow offers a connection between transactional analysis and the emerging field of positive psychology [11]. Because transactional analysis has significant properties as a metalanguage, many positive psychology ideas, according to Napper, can be considered from a TA perspective and translated into TA concepts [12]. On the other hand, positive psychology may be able to support research evidence for concepts from transactional analysis.…”

Section: Transactional Analysis As a Tool In Understanding Psychologi...mentioning

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Life Challenges with Psychological Consequences Connected to Growing up in War and Post-War Conditions

Bošnjaković

2022

Arch. Psychiatry Res.

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The article examines the relationship between the “Don’t Exist” injunction and the developmental conditions of two groups of adolescents: those who grew up alongside parents who experienced war and post-war conditions, and those who grew up in conditions of peace. Growing up in war and post-war conditions means, for adolescents, that they incorporate the injunctive messages “Do not exist” more than those who grow up in conditions of peace. Injunctive messages from parents were expressed non-verbally during the early years of today’s adolescents’ upbringing. The consequence of having high levels of the injunction “Don’t Exist” is observed through the psychological indisposition that we detected with the ESPERO questionnaire. The research results reported in this article refer to research conducted among Croatian adolescents in the spring of 2011. These adolescents were born during the war against Croatia (1991-1995) and were between 1-3 years old. The results show us that there is a statistically significant difference between adolescents raised in war and post-war conditions with adolescents raised in peaceful conditions. Based on the data, seven psychoeducational steps are suggested for the healthy development of a person and for a possible way of life for those who have suffered the consequences of war. In addition to this, the significant contribution of transactional analysis to the understanding of psychological processes in social relationships is highlighted.

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Life Challenges with Psychological Consequences Connected to Growing up in War and Post-War Conditions

Bošnjaković

2022

Arch. Psychiatry Res.

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“…TA is a theory of human character and a system for the enhanced human relations positively (Hay, 1999;Taş and Dağtaş, 2016). TA is based on positive assumptions that all people are valuable, important, and respected, everyone can think and everyone can decide to change if they wish (Napper, 2009;Stewart and Joines, 2018). TA is a combination of broad theories and techniques that support individuals to realise their potential.…”

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Measuring the TA Concept of Autonomy and its Correlation with Employee Self-Performance Evaluation Scores Compared to their Manager's Evaluation

Kiliç¹,

Sürgevil²

2022

IJTARP

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Description is given of a study that set out to measure the effect of the transactional analysis concept of autonomy and how it related to the consistency between the self-performance evaluation scores of employees and their manager's performance scores. A questionnaire was used that had previously been developed and researched with people studying to become transactional analysis practitioners. In addition to finding that there did appear to be a correlation between high scores on the questionnaire and agreement by the employee with their manager's evaluation, it was realised that there were shortcomings with the questionnaire and these raised questions about the concept of autonomy as it is typically described within transactional analysis. A revised questionnaire is included containing only 11 from the original 19 questions, and it is shown how the original four and then two components may be two different factors.

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“…A professzionalitás és a popularitás az alkotó életművében megteremtett egysége egy megőrzésre méltó érték. A feladat annak a "szegények orvosaként" komolyan vallott mélyen demokratikus üzenetnek a további kibontása, hogy a pszichológia nem egy szűk szakmai közösség privilégiuma, hanem egy az élet minőségét javító kultúra, amely mindenkié (BERNE, 1957(BERNE, , 1968 (CORNELL, 1988;BARROW, 2007;NAPPER, 2009).…”

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Pszichológiai iskolák napjainkban — A tranzakcióanalízis (TA) képessége a megújulásra

Katalin

Sándor

2015

MPSzle

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Positive Psychology and Transactional Analysis

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

Life Challenges with Psychological Consequences Connected to Growing up in War and Post-War Conditions

Life Challenges with Psychological Consequences Connected to Growing up in War and Post-War Conditions

Measuring the TA Concept of Autonomy and its Correlation with Employee Self-Performance Evaluation Scores Compared to their Manager's Evaluation

Pszichológiai iskolák napjainkban — A tranzakcióanalízis (TA) képessége a megújulásra

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