Games People Play Book by Eric Berne (Farsi)

Description

Games People Play is a psychology book written by Eric Berne that introduces the theory of Transactional Analysis. It explores how human interactions often follow unconscious “games”—recurring social patterns in which individuals seek validation or manipulate relationships. Berne explains the ego states of Parent, Adult, and Child as frameworks for understanding communication and behavior. The book examines everyday social dynamics and the psychological motives behind them, offering insights into improving interpersonal understanding. Combining clinical observation with accessible explanation, it became influential in psychology and self-help literature. Its ideas remain relevant for analyzing human relationships and communication patterns in both personal and social contexts.