Life GamesGames People Play
Prepared By Manu Melwin JoyResearch Scholar
School of Management StudiesCUSAT, Kerala, India.Phone – 9744551114
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Life Games• All games have an important
and probably decisive influence on the destinies of the players under ordinary social conditions.
• But some offer more opportunities than others for life long careers and are more likely to involve relatively innocent bystanders.
• This group may be conveniently called Life Games.
Alcoholic• This is usually a three
handed game.• The central role is that of
the Alcoholic – the one who is it.
• The chief supporting role is that of Persecutor, typically played by a member of opposite sex, usually the spouse.
• The third role is that of Rescuer, usually played by someone of the same sex.
Debtor• Debtor is more than a
game. It is a script, a plan for a whole lifetime.
• Try and Collect (TAC) is a mild money game commonly played by married couples.
• The obvious antithesis of TAC is to request immediate payment in cash.
Kick Me• This is played by men whose
social manner is equivalent to wearing a sign that reads “ Please don’t kick me”.
• The temptation is almost irresistible and when the natural result follows, he cries piteously, “ But the sign says don’t kick me.”
• Then he adds incredulously “ Why does this always happens to me?”
Now I Have Got You ,You Son Of A Bitch
• NIGYSOB is a two handed game in which the aim is justification.
• The best antithesis is correct behavior.
• In everyday life, business dealings with NIGYSOB players are always calculated risks.
See What You Made Me Do• In Its classical form, this
is a marital game and in fact is a “three star marriage buster” but it may also be played between parents and children and in working life.
• The antithesis for SWYMD is to leave the player alone or to throw the decision back to him.
Thank You
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