Educational Transactional Analysis, ISSN 2299-7466  eISSN 2658-1825

Student Personality Adaptations, part III

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pupil, personality adaptations, borderline, histrionic disorders, obsessive–compulsive disorders, optimal adaptation
Abstract

Across three consecutive articles, examples of student personality adaptations have been presented. Drawing upon the concepts of transactional analysis and knowledge from the field of personality disorders, a range of typical traits and behaviours, dominant needs, and selected AT parameters are discussed. Practical guidelines are also offered to assist teachers and educators in understanding their relationships with students whose difficulties stem from characterological
problems. Furthermore, compensatory actions and interventions in the form of affirmations are proposed to help prevent manifestations of dysfunctional personality development.

In the final article of this series, further examples of dysfunctional personality adaptations observable in some students are presented.

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  1. Jarosław Jagieła, Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa

    Social counsellor and psychotherapist. Head of the Educational Transactional Analysis Research Team at Jan Dlugosz University in Częstochowa. Lecturer at the Department of Psychopedagogy at the Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow. Honorary editor of the Educational Transactional Analysis Journal and the Educational Transactional Analysis Library. Author of 20 books and over 300 scientific and popular scientific articles.

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2025-12-08
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Jagieła, J. (2025). Student Personality Adaptations, part III. The Educational Transactional Analysis, 14, 15-34. https://doi.org/10.16926/eat.2025.14.01

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