We were all born with this sense of adventure. It's in children's nature to experiment and explore the unknown. They learn first and foremost through movement, which is considered the foundational skill for developing emotional, cognitive and social skils. Children collect and connect information by constantly scouting their environment. They …
.. using Transactional Analysis as intellectual tool to understand the basis of behaviour and feelings. A tool often works better and has more meaning if we have some idea how it was developed, how it is different.
Illusions… maybe produced by stimulation of the temporal cortex… and the disturbance produced is one of judgement in regards to the present experience – a judgement that the experience is familiar or strange or absurd: that distance and sizes are altered, and even that the present situation is terrifying.
The evoking of complex memory sequences makes it seem plausible that each of the memories we can recall has a separate neuron pathway. Particularly significant to our understanding of how the past influence the present is the observation that the temporal Corex is obviously utilised in the interpretation of the …
actually, the child is in many ways, the most valuable part of the personality and can contribute to the individuals life exactly what an actual child can contribute to the family life: charm, pleasure, and creativity.
There are two forms of the child: the adapted child and the natural …
The first rule of communication is that communication will proceed smoothly as long as transactions are complimentary. It's corollary is that as long as transactions are complimentary, communication can in, in principle, proceed indefinitely.
The converse rule is that communication is broken off when crossed transaction occurs.
these …