TA for Learners - 00 Contents List

00 Contents List

00.00 - Introduction
00.01 - TA Theory of Personality
00.02 - Psychological Hungers
00.03 - Passivity, Passive Behaviours, Discounting and Symbiosis
00.04 - TA Stroke Theory
00.04 TA Stroke Theory

00.05 - TA Theory of Human Interactions (TA Proper)
00.05 TA Theory of Human Interactions (TA Proper)

00.06 - TA Game Theory
00.06 TA Game Theory

00.07 - TA Script Theory
00.08 - Cycles of Human Development
00.09 - Practices to Live a Healthy Life
00.09 Practices to Live a Healthy Life

00.10 - Miscellaneous Topics
00.10 Miscellaneous Topics



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