Games People Play - The Psychology of Human Relationships

Eric Berne's work delves into the intricate and often subconscious interactions that shape human relationships. His exploration provides a framework for understanding the recurring social behaviors he terms "games," which people unconsciously play to fulfill psychological needs. This book stands as a seminal text in the field of transactional analysis, offering readers a lens through which to analyze and improve their interpersonal dynamics.

• Human interactions are structured like games: Berne identifies patterns of social transactions that repeat predictably, often with hidden motives and outcomes.
• Transactional analysis divides the personality into three ego states: Parent, Adult,...

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