親と子(学童・青年期)が話す時に演じるゲーム : 関わり分析の研究(3)

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Games played by parents and their children in adolescence have been analyzed in terms of game theory of transactional analysis. The author has developed "Transaction Survey" (Kakawari Bunseki) in which people are asked to put the actual conversations with either parents or children as exactly as it has actually proceeded, as if we are the audience of a psychodrama session on paper. Parents are prone to hook their children in adolescence into playing self-discounting, victimized position. And some children are so free to be conned into gamy position. And another children hook their parents into persecutor role taking. The author realized how widely and deeply we are involved into playing games in such close and genuine parent-child relationships.
愛知学院大学の論文
1992-09-20