HUMANITARIAN PSYCHOLOGY (BASED ON ERIC BERN'S TRANSACTION ANALYSIS THEORY)
Keywords:
transactional analysis, ego state, parent ego state, adult ego, critic and caregiver state, adult and young child.Abstract
In this article, information about humanitarian psychology (based on Eric Berne’s theory of transactional analysis) is mentioned, and conclusions and recommendations are developed in this regard.
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