Temat: Egzamin 101 AT
Witam serdecznie wszystkich entuzjastów TA
egzamin najczęściej jest pisemny i można korzystać z materiałów - chodzi bardziej o zrozumienie tematu, i przemyślenia osobiste kandydata umiejętność syntezy , raczej niz. wypisanie informacji z podręczników
Niestety na razie nie mam czasu na tłumaczenia z angielskiego na polski ale mogę sprawdzić zgodność tłumaczenia z oryginalnym tekstem,
A przy okazji mam uprawnienia EATA, żeby egzaminować chętnych kandydatów – jeśli takowi pojawia się na forum Pozdrawiam Alexandra.
Oto tekst angielski
TA 101 Guidelines for Evaluation
· All questions carry equal marks. The TA 101 written examination is graded based on the three areas: The amount and accuracy of information
· Understanding of the material reflected by the answers and the examples given
· Organisation and clarity of the written examination
· Instructions to candidates
· Write your name and address at the top of each page.
· Write out the complete question above each answer.
· Each answer should be about one page long (not more than 400 words)
This is an ‘open-book’ examination, and you may use any literature sources for preparing your answers to the ten questions below. Use personal examples where relevant, not those in the TA books.
· Cite the references you use to answer each question either in the text of your answer or at the end of your answer.
· Where an introductory text is used, the originator of the TA theory should be referenced.
TA 101 written examination questions
1. Briefly define transactional analysis (TA) as you see it expressed in one of Eric Berne's
books, giving the reference. Give two examples to illustrate how TA can be used to make life changes. (This question refers to TA as a body of knowledge, not to ‘transactional analysis proper’. If no Eric Berne book is available in your language, use a TA theory book that is
available, remembering to cite the book.)
2. (a) The structural model of ego states: Give a definition of an ego state. Describe each ego-state and explain four ways to diagnose an ego state.
(b) Functional analysis: Draw a diagram of the functional model and give examples of
behaviour from each mode.
3. Define a transaction, list the three types of transactions, and describe and draw an example of each type of transaction with dialogue.
4. Explain the relationship between stimulus hunger, recognition hunger, and strokes. Include definitions of each concept in your answer.
5. Discounting is an internal mechanism whereby a person minimizes or ignores some aspect of themselves, others or the situation. Give an example of the four levels of discounting by using a person going on holiday as an illustration. (NB. Do not use examples of passive behaviours.)
6. Describe how work colleagues might model the six ways of structuring time at a party.
7. Describe a game that you have observed and use the drama triangle to analyze it. What was the payoff for each of the participants?
8. Name the four life positions and explain how they relate to games and scripts, giving
examples.
9. Define injunction, program, counter injunction, and early decision. Explain the part each plays in script formation, using a script matrix to illustrate.
10. Using a TA definition of autonomy, distinguish between autonomy and independence, giving examples of how you might recognize the difference.