IESA presents its latest audio blog that focuses how Transactional Analysis can explain characters in a film and help predict the story outcomes.
Sources:
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Goulding, R., & Goulding, M. (1976). Injunctions, Decisions, and Redecisions. Transactional Analysis Journal, 6(1), 41–48. https://doi.org/10.1177/036215377600600110
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Yanoshchuk, V., Burdukova, V., Artemenko, Y. & Olga Panteleimonova, O. (Producers). (2024). Train [Потяг] [Miniseries]. Ukrainian Producers Hub (UPHub) commissioned by the State Enterprise “Multimedia Platform for International Broadcasting of Ukraine.”
