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P R

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Drama Triangle(also called the Racket or Game

Triangle to emphasise the discounting

aspects of the three positions)

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Racket

Each person as one or two

favourite positions in the drama

triangle and will seek out

others who will exchangestrokes from complementary

positions

Here a Hus!and (H) " Wife

(W) adopt helper (R) and

helpless (#) positions$

exchanging complementary

transactions that stroke each

other%s not&' position

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The Racket !ecomes a Game

when one or !oth participants

shift positions on the rama

Triangle and gain a Racket

*eeling payoff

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#ictim (#) when the hus!and%s

earlier rescuing proves

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P2

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First Degree

(Structural)

P3

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Secnd Degree

(Structural)

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Third Degree

(Structural)+howing three arieties

C2

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specific seJuence of moement from

one position to another. Each indiidua

has her own typica patterns.” p.$C5

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Transactional Analysis

Journal 30:1 pp.23-40

“&ur horiOonta diagram

does not represent eJuaity

in parent9chid reationships."t is intended to emphasiOe

our ongoing capacity to

infuence and -e infuenced.

The matri can -e used to

map mutua infuences at

any stage in the ife cyce

and -e -e appied to arious

situations in which we may

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status) Inowedge) financia

resources) age or

discrimination -ased on

cass) disa-iity) gender)

race) seua orientation) and

so on.”

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to indicate that its actua eistence or significance is

discounted -y the patient!


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unconscious feelings a!out their

cultural identity

,nfant%s innate temperament

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