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V. Venkatasubramanian, Sajeev, M.V. & A.K. Singha.<br />
5.20.20 Transactional Analysis<br />
Transactional Analysis (TA) was developed by Eric Berne in 1950s by watching people’s<br />
interaction with each other. Transactional Analysis method used popular terminology taken from<br />
everyday language to explain human personality and behaviour.<br />
According to Transactional Analysis theory, there are three persons within all people. These<br />
are Parent, Adult and Child. These are technically known as ego-states. An ego state denotes the<br />
habitual way of thinking, feeling and reacting. The ego states are classified as Parent, Adult and<br />
Child.<br />
5.20.20.1 The Parent Ego State<br />
The parent ego state is developed by all the people in early childhood upto the age of six<br />
years. When you feel, think or act as you saw parental figures act when you were little, you are in your<br />
parent ego state. Parent ego state reflects the life as it is taught. Functionally, it sets limits, gives<br />
advice, discipline, protects and nurtures, teaches how to do etc. The parent ego is further classified<br />
into critical parent and nurture parent. The critical parent is that part of us which sets limits and<br />
makes judgment about ourselves and others. The nurturing parent is the other part of the parent ego<br />
state. It gives guidance, supports, protects, nurtures and teaches how to do.<br />
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A<br />
…………………………Parent<br />
………………………….. Adult<br />
C ………………………..….Child<br />
5.20.20.2 The Adult Ego State<br />
The adult ego state behaviour is rational, problem-solving and decision-making. Functionally,<br />
it gathers the data from the parent adult and child. Eg. how the child feels and what he wants; what<br />
the parent says, feels and how he reacts; what the adults has to say based on the past decisions;<br />
and what one external situation is. After gathering the data it analyses and evaluates it, generates<br />
alternatives and takes a decision. It is the alert and analytical part of the personality. The adult ego<br />
state reflects life as it is thought.<br />
The basic vocabulary of the Adult consists of why, what, where, when and how.<br />
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Concepts, Approaches and Methodologies <strong>for</strong> Technology Application and Transfer