Concepts in transactional analysis : therapy in a group setting with Morris and Natalie Haimowitz : Bruce (1974)

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Producer, John M. Whiteley, Joan Z. Cohen Bruce, a client focuses on parent-adult-child ego states, which constitute the structure of personality in Transactional Analysis theory. Covers also the problem of being a victim, one of the three interactive roles of the Transactional Analysis drama triangle of victim-rescuer-persecutor, as well as discounting of feelings and Transactional Analysis as contractual therapy

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23 minutes

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