Suffering is optical : the myth of the innocent bystander/by Morris L. Haimowitz and Natalie R. Halmowitz

By:

"Haimowitz, Morris L."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Evanston; Haimowoods; 1976Edition: 1st edDescription: 106pISBN:

917790014

Subject(s):

Psychology

DDC classification:

150 Hai

Summary: The book explained Transnational analysis is the study of the ways in which the people get stuck in certain ways of feeling and behaving by the accident of the particular kind of early experiences they have had and how they stay stuck in these, playing games to confirm that's how the world was when they were little and how it is still good, bad and indifferent.

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The book explained Transnational analysis is the study of the ways in which the people get stuck in certain ways of feeling and behaving by the accident of the particular kind of early experiences they have had and how they stay stuck in these, playing games to confirm that's how the world was when they were little and how it is still good, bad and indifferent.

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