Abstract

Background: Transactional Analysis (TA) and egogram have been in focus for medical and educational fields. There has been a reliable personality battery, Tokyo University Egogram (TEG). Recent topic includes TEG new version 3 for clinical introduction. Using TEG ver.3, university students were investigated for their egogram pattern. Subjects & Methods: Subjects were 99 late teenagers. They were given lectures of TEG and their data was analyzed three months after the admission of the university. Results: TEG ver3 presents 33 egogram types which are related to the personality of Japanese people. Among them, there were four higher prevalence of egogram types, which were Free Child (FC) dominant, Adapted Child (AC) dominant, Critical Parent (CP) inferior and Child (C) Dominant. The percentage datum of current study vs previous standard value in each type was 10 vs 6.8%, 26 vs 6.1%, 8 vs 2.1% 9 vs 1.1%, respectively. Discussion & Conclusion: These four types are estimated as free-spirit, dependent, loose and selfishness. Elevated FC and AC would be probably due to the influence of educational and social environment in Japan. Among them, high school students must study hard for entrance exams without meaningful social experiences. Further investigation will be required for TEG.

Highlights

  • Behavioral science, psychology and psychiatry have been more important in social circumstances [1]

  • Elevated Free Child (FC) and Adapted Child (AC) would be probably due to the influence of educational and social environment in Japan

  • Further investigation will be required for Tokyo University Egogram (TEG)

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Introduction

Behavioral science, psychology and psychiatry have been more important in social circumstances [1]. By a series of working for egogram, one can understand and know the presence of our egos. It makes to give us the power to respond to a variety of stressors in our daily lives and to control of our minds psychologically [7]. There has been a reliable personality battery, Tokyo University Egogram (TEG). Using TEG ver., university students were investigated for their egogram pattern. Subjects & Methods: Subjects were 99 late teenagers They were given lectures of TEG and their data was analyzed three months after the admission of the university. Results: TEG ver presents 33 egogram types which are related to the personality of Japanese people.

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