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People who play games
People who play games
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Переплёт: Твердый переплет
Автор: Берн Эрик
Издательство: Эксмо
Серия: Психологический бестселлер
Год издания: 2008
Страниц: 576
Формат: 70x100/32
ISBN: 978-5-699-27309-6
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World-renowned psychologist Eric Berne is the creator of transactional analysis and the famous psychological self-help system based on it, which enables people to resolve problems arising in their relationships with others on their own. This book, which has successfully withstood numerous editions and been published in multi-million print runs in many languages, is dedicated to teaching the reader how to professionally analyze the nuances of their communication, as well as helping them get rid of many behavioral stereotypes and complexes that hinder daily life. This work was originally conceived as an advanced textbook on psychoanalysis, but in the end, the author managed to present it in simple and accessible language to everyone, using vivid and witty imagery. "Games People Play," which became an international bestseller many years ago, remains one of the most popular psychology books in the world to this day. Eric Leonard Berne is one of the key figures in modern psychology, the creator of the original field of psychotherapy—"transactional analysis"—which views games as the basis of human relationships. The development of this theory brought the scientist worldwide fame. - 48 YEARS is an absolute bestseller on human relationships - is in the global TOP 5 of the most popular psychology books - right now, 739 PEOPLE are reading this book This book will help you: - Improve family relationships - Understand the motives behind your own and others' actions - Learn to avoid conflicts with others In the book you will find: - Scripts of games that people unconsciously play every day - The correspondence of games to the life situations in which they are played - Anti-game strategies with the help of which you can free yourself from habitual behavior "Everyone has the traits of a little child." Eric Berne
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