1. Made by:- Rajat kumar khandelwal

2.  Transactionalanalysis , commanly known as
TA to its adherents , is an integrative
approch to the theory of psychology and
psychotherapy. Starting in the 1950.
CONTENT
1 –outline
 2 –history
 3 –key ideas
 4 –games and their analysis
 5 –TA and popular culture

3. OUR BRAIN
 Has 3 distinct parts or ego states
1) Parent(P)
2) Adult(A)
3) Child(C)

4.  Thoughts, feelings, attitudes, behavioral
patterns based on messages or lessons
learned from parents and other „parental‟ or
authoritarian sources
 Should and should not; ought and ought not;
always and never
 Nurturing views (sympathetic, caring views)
 Critical views (fault finding, judgmental)

5.  Thoughts, feelings, attitudes,
behavioral patterns based on
objective analysis of information
(data, facts)
 Make decisions based on logic,
computations, probabilities, etc.
(not emotion)

6.  Thoughts, feelings, attitudes, behavioral
patterns based on child-like emotions,
impulses, feelings we have experienced

7. STRONG 60
50
40
30
20
10
WEAK 0
PARENT ADULT CHILD

8.  PARENT-Higher then average globally you
behave according to rules and respect for
others.
 ADULT- Weak “Adult” you do not always look
at situations rationally. You prefer to rely on
your own intuition or instincts.
 CHILD-Strong “Child” you are an emotional
person with all the excessive behavior that
this implies.