Publication: El análisis transaccional, antecedente de psicología clínica para la pragmática.
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Laborda Gil, Xavier
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Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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El estudio de la comunicación reconoce en el Análisis Transaccional (AT) una
aportación sugestiva que procede del campo de la psicología clásica, a
mediados del siglo XX. Su fundador es el psiquiatra canadiense Eric Berne,
que formula sus principios en obras como Los juegos en que participamos
(1966) y Qué dice Vd. después de decir «hola» (1974). El Análisis
Transaccional contempla la descomposición de la conducta (análisis), que es
el resultado de la acción o interacción con los demás (transaccional). Los
términos clave tienen la doble condición de categorías explicativas y de
medios operativos para la modificación terapéutica de la conducta. El
comportamiento comunicativo de la persona depende de los estados o
facetas del «yo»: «Padre» (P), «Adulto» (A) y «Niño» (N), afines al «Super
ego», «Ego» y «Ello» psicoanalíticos. Las manifestaciones discursivas y no
verbales de los interlocutores expresan relaciones que resultan apropiadas o
desafortunadas pragmáticamente para la cooperación comunicativa.
The study of communication recognizes in the Transactional Analysis (AT) a suggestive contribution that comes from the field of classical psychology, mid 20th century. Its founder is the Canadian psychiatrist Eric Berne, who formulates his principles in works such as The Games in which we participate (1966) and What you say after saying "Hello" (1974). Transactional Analysis contemplates the decomposition of behavior (analysis), which is the result of the action or interaction with others (transactional). The key terms have the dual condition of explanatory categories and operational means for the therapeutic modification of behavior. The communicative behavior of the person depends on the states or facets of the "I": "Father" (P), "Adult" (A) and "Child" (N), related to "Super ego", "Ego" and " It »psychoanalytic. The discursive and nonverbal manifestations of the participants express relationships that are pragmatically appropriate or unfortunate for communicative cooperation.
The study of communication recognizes in the Transactional Analysis (AT) a suggestive contribution that comes from the field of classical psychology, mid 20th century. Its founder is the Canadian psychiatrist Eric Berne, who formulates his principles in works such as The Games in which we participate (1966) and What you say after saying "Hello" (1974). Transactional Analysis contemplates the decomposition of behavior (analysis), which is the result of the action or interaction with others (transactional). The key terms have the dual condition of explanatory categories and operational means for the therapeutic modification of behavior. The communicative behavior of the person depends on the states or facets of the "I": "Father" (P), "Adult" (A) and "Child" (N), related to "Super ego", "Ego" and " It »psychoanalytic. The discursive and nonverbal manifestations of the participants express relationships that are pragmatically appropriate or unfortunate for communicative cooperation.
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Tonos Digital, Nº 39, 2020
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