Games People Play: The Psychology of Human Relationships by Eric Berne (7-Jan-2010) Paperback

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Ego State Observations

Customers highly recommend and appreciate the insights on ego state observations provided by Eric Berne in this book, regarding its impact on therapy and understanding human relationships. The book is also praised for being in good condition and a great value.

Transactional Analysis

Customers have generally positive views on Games People Play, praising it as an educational read that provides insight into transactional analysis and its application to real-life situations. The book is noted for its detailed examination of common "games" people play and the use of transactional analysis to offer deeper interpretations and advice on avoiding these patterns. Some readers acknowledge the potential benefits of this approach, while a few express caution against relying too heavily on it.

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Fun read, great emotional self-defense, and a good starter book for anyone who wants to get deeper into transactional analysis.

This book and method is fantastic for improving relationships!

Instead of being theory-heavy, the book details numerous "games" most of us will recognize, and then analyzes them through the ... Read More

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It arrived shrink wrapped, clean, sparkling new.

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Eric berne's must-have book has gotten even better on the topic of transactional analysis.

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This product had a total of 403 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 28 2024.