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Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy

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This cluster of papers revolves around the theory and application of Transactional Analysis in psychotherapy and education. It explores concepts such as ego states, script protocol, relational needs, and ethical challenges. The papers also delve into the cocreative perspective, group dynamics, and the integration of neurological findings in the context of Transactional Analysis.

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transactional analysis; ego states; Eric Berne; child ego state; adult ego state; parent ego state; life scripts; ego graph; ego state therapy; history of transactional analysis; life position; psychological games; egogram; drama triangle; reparenting; formative factors

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Morton address: 38364197434165460 · morton4x16-v1

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