Social Studies, 12.09.2019 20:30 abelxoconda
When dan was growing up, his mother very often ordered him to "do this" and "don't do that," which angered him. now as an adult, dan has a female boss who occasionally checks up with him by asking him if he remembered to "do this/that." according to the transactional analysis theory, one would most expect dan to
a. appreciate his boss's concem.
b. be conscious of his emotiomal response and its relationship with his childhood experiences.
c. interpret his boss's questions as badgering and feel angry.
d. react with guilt and self-doubt, regardless of his boss's gender.
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