TA in Pills - 1-7.1 TA Racket Theory 1
TA Racket Theory 1 (Racket is the name for inauthentic, repeating, attention gaining, manipulative expressions.) "Words with special meaning are marked * or ** in text and explained in Notes" TA Literature does not include racket theory as one of its sections. It is my creation. Any inauthentic, repeating, attention seeking, unacceptable, manipulative engagement, behaviour, action, style or expression is a racket. Rackets are also characterised by same response pattern in a variety of stressful situations or stimuli. They show up as if automatically triggered. A person may move to a fit of anger, aggression, withdrawing or backtracking in a variety of situations. Some examples of rackets are: being mischievous. committing mistakes. being fussy. being argumentative. justifying one's beliefs, views and perceptions. causing loss, damage or harm. Our mind gets occupied with thinking and emotional engagements. These get triggered subsequent to an event, ...