The Psychological Pathology (contamination and rejection) and the Analysis of the Individual Ministers' Behavior in the Ghaznavid's Court in the History of Bayhaghi based on Eric Berne Theory
Subject Areas : Abstract ArticlesNasrin Omran Nejad 1 , Parvaneh Adel Zadeh 2 , Kamran Pashaei Fakhri 3
1 - PhD candidate in Persian language and literature, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz branch, Iran
2 - Associate Professor of Persian Language and Literature, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran
3 - Department of Persian Language and Literature, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran.
Keywords: psychological pathology, contamination and rejection, bilateral analysis of behavior, ministers of Bayhaghi history, Eric Berne,
Abstract :
Psychological pathology is the study of the psychological abnormality and psychopathy which is created in human being in two levels of interpersonal and intrapersonal because of severe excitation and anxiety. The relation of interpersonal one is a kind of important and basic motivation for adaptation. And its mark is lack of defensive situation, having sincerity and satisfaction. The more human being is able to harmonize the internal tendency and the expectation of society, the more adaptable it will be. Deficiency in relationship and failure in communication and un-coordination and its conflict have unfavorable impact on the function of the peripheral people. Eric Berne divides the interaction of human personality into child, parent and the matured. He believes that if there is a harmony among these, the individual will be safe from characteristic point of view but at times it hinders the man function normally. Berne has called these cases " contamination and rejection ". In this research we analyze the behavior of the Ghaznavid's ministers by the two above – mentioned components and deal with their structural problems . The findings of the research show that most of the relations which are accompanied with tension are the outcome of anger, psychosis and unconscionability.
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