An introduction to book Staying OK

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Over the last two decades, a change has occurred in the paradigm of the development model, esp. individual and social development, and the theoretical model of dynamic human training has been attracting considerable interest since then. Indeed, humans and their needs were viewed from a different angle, and the communities set it as their goal to educate and train psychologically and socially good/OK humans. Thomas A. Harris, an American author, is one of the noted psychiatrists who has researched on this subject for several decades. He has written several books on the good status and the good human. He believes that good training bred good status. This article firstly provides a short introduction about the book and then in the second part, Transactional Analysis theory is introduced, and then the structure and content of the book is mentioned in the third part. In the rest of the paper, the criticisms and evaluation of the book are presented in two sub-sections (a) evaluation of form and (b) evaluation of content. In the final section of the paper, the conclusion on the book are presented.

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Persian
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Critical Studies in Texts & Programs of Juman Sciences, Volume:20 Issue: 83, 2020
Pages:
93 to 107
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