Lecture 2 Part 2

Question 1

(Transactional Analysis) The Parent characteristics

Answer 1

Nurturing, Firm, Critical, Rescuing

Question 2

(Transactional Analysis) The Adult characteristics

Answer 2

Grown up, rational, talks reasonably and assertively. Businesslike, objective, solves problems, listens, makes decisions, reasons. The ideal

Question 3

(Transactional Analysis) The child

Answer 3

Free child (unaware, vulnerable, creative), Adaptive child (changes themselves to fit or rebel) Conforming child (Obeys, conforms, anxious to please)

Question 4

(Transactional Analysis) What are complimentary transactions, when do they occur?

Answer 4

Occur when people are at the same level

Question 5

(Transactional Analysis) When do transactional problems occur?

Answer 5

When transactions are “crossed” where the person is at a different level

Question 6

What is Moral reasoning?

Answer 6

Judgement based on personal standards of right and wrong

Question 7

What is Ethical reasoning?

Answer 7

Professional judgement based on standards

Question 8

What are some ethical principles (8)

Answer 8

Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-maleficence, Justice, Fidelity (keep promises), Veracity (honesty), Confidentiality, Accountability

Question 9

(Logical Fallacies) Non-sequitur

Answer 9

“It does not follow” fallacy where someone asserts a conclusion that doesn’t follow from the proposition

Question 10

(Logical Fallacies) Straw man

Answer 10

Refuting an extreme version of someones argument rather than the argument itself. Then tearing down the strawman as part o the argument

Question 11

(Logical Fallacies) Argumentum ad hominem

Answer 11

Evasion of the actual topic by directing the attack at your opponent

Question 12

(Conflict management style) Collaborative problem solvers

Answer 12

Equal concern for issues and relationships. Solutions for win-win. Issues fairly faced together with seeking of full support of everyone involved.