Observation of spontaneous social activity, most productively carried out in certain kinds of psychotherapy groups, reveals that from time to time people show (76) (notice) changes in posture, viewpoint, voice, vocabulary, and other aspects of behaviour. These behavioural changes are often (77) (accompany) by shifts in feeling. In a given individual, a certain set of behavioural patterns corresponds to one state of mind, while another set is related to a different psychic attitude, often not (78) (consist) with the first. These changes and differences give rise to the idea of ego states.The position is, then, that at any (79) (give) moment each individual in a social aggregation will exhibit a Parental, Adult or Child ego state, and that individuals can shift with varying degrees of (80) (ready) from one ego state to another. These observations give rise to certain (81) (diagnose) statements. "That is your Parent" means : "You are now in the same state of mind as one of your parents or a (82) (parent) substitute used to be, and you are responding as he would, with the same posture, gestures, vocabulary, feelings, etc. " "That is your Adult" means: " You have just made an autonomous, objective (83) (appraise) of the situation and are stating these thought-processes, or the problems you perceive, or the (84) (conclude) you have come to in a non-prejudicial manner. "That is your Child" means: "The manner and intent of your (85) (react) is the same as it would have been when you were a very little boy or girl. " 79（）