People Who Play Games

According to the author, the life of each person follows a certain script laid down in early childhood. According to this script, a person interacts with colleagues, relatives, and friends, chooses a life partner, builds a career, becomes happy and successful, or conversely, experiences failures. In the book, you will find a detailed description of each possible scenario, and most importantly, you will learn how anyone can change their life script and achieve what they desire.
Eric Lennard Berne (1910—1970) was one of the key figures in modern psychology, the creator of an original direction in psychotherapy — "transactional analysis," which considers play as the foundation of human relationships. The development of this theory brought the scientist worldwide fame.

48 YEARS is an absolute bestseller on human relationships.
It is among the world’s TOP-5 most popular books on psychology.

This book will help you:
- Mend family relationships.
- Understand the motives behind your own and others' actions.
- Learn to avoid conflicts with those around you.

In the book, you will find:
- Game scenarios that people unconsciously play every day.
- Correspondence of games to life situations in which they unfold.
- Anti-game strategies that can help free you from habitual behavior.

"Every person has traits of a little child." — Eric Berne