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Dr Berne published this book in 1963, after Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy but before the popular Games People Play. In the preface, he states the book's objective as: "to offer a systematic framework for the therapy of ailing groups & organizations." He discusses the structure & dynamics of groups, classification of groups, the analysis of transactions, an overview of games, group psychotherapy & other subjects. Berne doesn't treat games in great detail--that would come next year in Games People Play. This book is recommended for those interested in an introduction to the application of Transactional Analysis to groups. For a more detailed discussion, readers are recommended to consult Principles of Group Treatment.
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The Structure and Dynamics of Organizations and Groups, Eric Berne
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- 1975
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- Title
- The Structure and Dynamics of Organizations and Groups
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Eric Berne
- Publisher
- Grove Press
- Released
- 1975
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 338
- ISBN10
- 0394172493
- ISBN13
- 9780394172491
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Social Sciences, Business, Business & Management, Psychological Topics, Psychology, Marketing & Sales, Management & HR
- Rating
- 4.25 out of 5
- Description
- Dr Berne published this book in 1963, after Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy but before the popular Games People Play. In the preface, he states the book's objective as: "to offer a systematic framework for the therapy of ailing groups & organizations." He discusses the structure & dynamics of groups, classification of groups, the analysis of transactions, an overview of games, group psychotherapy & other subjects. Berne doesn't treat games in great detail--that would come next year in Games People Play. This book is recommended for those interested in an introduction to the application of Transactional Analysis to groups. For a more detailed discussion, readers are recommended to consult Principles of Group Treatment.