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Umxube We-Egogram Wamahhala 2026 — Dusay's エゴグラム, Izigaba Zeqhoboshela Ezihlanu

Kala izigaba zakho zeqhoboshela zezizwi ezinhlanu — CP, NP, A, FC, AC — ngephakhi le-Egogram yeDusay. Imibuzo eyi-20, imininu emine, wamahhala. Tholakala isigaba sakho esiyinhlanu enkulu kanye nokuthi umuntu phakamani wakho, umdali, kanye nomuntu omncane bayazixhumela kanjani. エゴグラム.

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The Egogram, developed by psychologist John Dusay (1972) as a visual extension of Transactional Analysis (TA), maps how much energy you invest in five ego states: Critical Parent (CP), Nurturing Parent (NP), Adult (A), Free Child (FC), and Adapted Child (AC). The pattern across all five — not just the highest score — reveals your characteristic interaction style.

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Dusay's Constant Hypothesis states that the total psychic energy across all five states is fixed: raising one state tends to lower another. Understanding your egogram profile helps you identify which states dominate your interactions, which are underutilised, and where intentional growth can shift the balance.

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Your profile across all 5 Transactional Analysis ego states
Your dominant ego state (CP, NP, A, FC, or AC) and what it means
Which states are high, balanced, or underactive in your personality
Practical insight for communication, relationships, and self-awareness

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  • An egogram is a bar chart showing your relative energy investment across the five Transactional Analysis ego states: CP (Critical Parent), NP (Nurturing Parent), A (Adult), FC (Free Child), and AC (Adapted Child). Developed by John Dusay in 1972, it visualises how you typically show up in interactions.

  • CP (Critical Parent) = judgement, standards, rules. NP (Nurturing Parent) = care, support, warmth. A (Adult) = logical, present-focused problem-solving. FC (Free Child) = spontaneity, creativity, play. AC (Adapted Child) = compliance, people-pleasing, or rebellion in response to authority.

  • No single profile is ideal. A high Adult state supports clear thinking, but too much can feel cold. A high Free Child supports creativity but can lack structure. The healthiest profile is context-dependent — the ability to access all five states flexibly is the real goal.

  • Dusay proposed that the total psychic energy across all five ego states is relatively constant. This means that if you work to strengthen one state (e.g. raising Free Child), energy tends to shift from another state (often Adapted Child). The egogram is therefore a dynamic map, not a fixed diagnosis.

  • 20 questions — 4 per ego state — rated on a 5-point scale from Never to Always. It takes approximately 4 minutes. You receive a full profile with scores for all five ego states and a read on your dominant state.

  • The egogram comes from Transactional Analysis, a psychotherapeutic theory with a long clinical history but limited formal psychometric validation by modern standards. It remains widely used in counselling and self-development contexts, particularly in Japan where エゴグラム is a mainstream personality tool.

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