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Games provide psychological security for individuals from "summary" of Games People Play by Eric Berne, MD
Games, according to the theory I have outlined, serve the basic function of providing psychological security for individuals. This concept may seem counterintuitive at first, as games are often associated with competition, risk, and uncertainty. However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that games offer a structured and predictable environment in which individuals can navigate social interactions with a sense of control and familiarity. In the context of games, individuals are able to adopt specific roles and follow established rules, which helps reduce the anxiety and ambiguity that often accompany real-life interactions. By adhering to the conventions of the game, participants are able to anticipate the behavior of others and regulate their own responses accordingly. This sense of order and predictability creates a feeling of safety and comfort, allowing individuals to engage in social interactions without the fear of unexpected...
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