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A negative stroke is a ”cold prickly”. People don’t like these, but if they can’t get enough fuzzies, they will find a way to fill up their psychological stroke counters with pricklies. For example, a co-worker says, “Wow, did you actually buy that tie? Or is that a gift from your mother-in-law?”

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A stroke which makes you feel good is called a positive stroke. For instance, a genuine compliment, a pleasant phone call and a pat on the back are all positive strokes. These positive strokes are also called “warm fuzzies”. For strokes to register as fuzzies, they must be sincere. Here are some examples of what fuzzies can sound like: “I love your tie, where did you get it?”

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Joined this course as it will help me to build effective communication and strong bonds with others

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I am here to understand myself and other people better.

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Hello!
I'm happy to be here with you and improve my knowledge:)

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HELLOOOO

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are the recognition, attention or responsiveness, that one person gives another.

A key idea is that people hunger for recognition, and that lacking positive strokes, will seek whatever kind they can, even if it is recognition of a negative kind.

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My favorite hobby is

The photo I like most

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Here will be a short instruction how to fill the “About me” block

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About OK ego states and transactions

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The Adaptive child reacts to the world around them, either changing themselves to fit in or rebelling against the forces they feel.
The Rebellious Child is driven by emotion and often struggles with authority. They may think they know better or simply feel entitled.

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The Free Child likes to run barefoot on a sun drenched beach, play and laugh with those nearby, cry when sad, shout when angry.  The free Child is not restricted by what others think.

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A Nurturing Parent focuses more on understanding and empathy to breakdown the barriers toward a solution. The language is, as is no surprise, nurturing. It looks to help someone be heard about their issues in order to generate and help them discover a solution to the problem. The language is emotional and tied into the process of the other individual.

I feel like what I’m hearing you say is…

That’s awful, how did that make you feel?

What can I do to help you?

Why do you think this happened?

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A Critical Parent is likely to give instruction rather than look for understanding. A lot of the language that the Critical Parent uses is judgmental. The implicit and corrective suggestions don’t look to help the other learn nd unpack their mistake, but rather are looking to take ownership of the solution. Statements like:

You should have…

You should…

Why didn’t you…?

You need to…

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Oyku

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The ego state type connected with the person's past.The child ego state is about spontaneous feelings, needs and wants of the child.

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Vasyl
The Parent ego state is a collection of memories that have been recorded in early years. Parental and social expectations are logged into the brain as the person perceives them.. In the onther words the Parent ego state refers to the behaviours, thoughts and feelings that we copied, learned or even borrowed from our parents

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What definition we use to describe TA to others?
What we use TA for?

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when in the process of communication one side is giving a stimulus, the other side receives it, processes it, and gives the response to this stimulus.

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Definition
Oyku

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take place when the response to the stimulus doesn't match the expectation of the "sender" of that stimulus.

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You may describe what it is and share your experience in it.
Feel free not to share if you are not comfortable with that.

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take place when the response to the stimulus matches the expectation of the "sender" of that stimulus.

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I joined this course because i like to learn something new and i am very interested in TA and its structure