Match List I with List II List I I. I am Not OK, you are Not OK II. I am OK, you are Not OK III. I am…
In Transactional Analysis (Eric Berne / Thomas Harris) applied to interpersonal conflict styles: 'I am Not OK, You are Not OK' leads to a Withdrawn/avoidant style (I-3); 'I…
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Match List I with List II
List I
I. I am Not OK, you are Not OK
II. I am OK, you are Not OK
III. I am OK, you are OK
IV. I am Not OK, you are OK
List II
1. Dependent
2. Confronting
3. Withdrawn
4. Task obsessive
Answer and explanation
Correct answer A
In Transactional Analysis (Eric Berne / Thomas Harris) applied to interpersonal conflict styles: 'I am Not OK, You are Not OK' leads to a Withdrawn/avoidant style (I-3); 'I am OK, You are Not OK' leads to an aggressive/Task-obsessive style (II-4); 'I am OK, You are OK' fosters a healthy Confronting/problem-solving style (III-2); and 'I am Not OK, You are OK' results in a submissive/Dependent style (IV-1).
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