NLP: Science or Not?
Outline
NLP: Tool for Language
I. Introduction
Thesis Statement: Although many people consider NLP a science, I strongly support the notion that it is only a tool for communication with some basics of psychology.
II. Body
A. NLP
1. Etymology
2. History
a. Science
b. Purpose
B. Tool
1. Effectiveness
a. Life
b. Job
2. Communication
C. Pseudoscience
1. Precedent
a. Evidence
b. Experiments
2. Therapy
a. Process
1.1. Brain
1.2. Language
1.3. Behavior
b. Connection
D. Psychology
1. Techniques
2. Behavior
a. Therapy
b. Mind
III. Conclusion
NLP: A Tool for Language
Why do people need so much help in their education? Are schools providing the necessary education for students to succeed in life? Those questions are being discussed in countries all around the world. But experts can solve many of those types of questions through a special course called NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming). Dilts defines NLP as “a pragmatic school of thought - an 'epistemology' - that addresses the many levels involved in being human.” (Dilts, 2011) The discoveries of two Americans back in the mid-70s who analyzed the nuances of what made people consistently perform well, have inspired thousands of people to acquire the skills and attitudes of NLP- and to improve their lives as a result. NLP helps you step-by-step to view things differently, master your thinking and become more efficient, effective and successful in everything you do.
Throughout history, researchers have been developing NLP in order to create a compilation of methods that can be applied to their students. Many people with Master’s Degrees in NLP Education noted how it succeeded in classrooms. They also wrote books about the effectiveness of NLP in their own lives. They say NLP was very effective as a tool for their professional work. Language is full of idioms: Mandarin, Spanish, English, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese,
NLP: Tool for Language
I. Introduction
Thesis Statement: Although many people consider NLP a science, I strongly support the notion that it is only a tool for communication with some basics of psychology.
II. Body
A. NLP
1. Etymology
2. History
a. Science
b. Purpose
B. Tool
1. Effectiveness
a. Life
b. Job
2. Communication
C. Pseudoscience
1. Precedent
a. Evidence
b. Experiments
2. Therapy
a. Process
1.1. Brain
1.2. Language
1.3. Behavior
b. Connection
D. Psychology
1. Techniques
2. Behavior
a. Therapy
b. Mind
III. Conclusion
NLP: A Tool for Language
Why do people need so much help in their education? Are schools providing the necessary education for students to succeed in life? Those questions are being discussed in countries all around the world. But experts can solve many of those types of questions through a special course called NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming). Dilts defines NLP as “a pragmatic school of thought - an 'epistemology' - that addresses the many levels involved in being human.” (Dilts, 2011) The discoveries of two Americans back in the mid-70s who analyzed the nuances of what made people consistently perform well, have inspired thousands of people to acquire the skills and attitudes of NLP- and to improve their lives as a result. NLP helps you step-by-step to view things differently, master your thinking and become more efficient, effective and successful in everything you do.
Throughout history, researchers have been developing NLP in order to create a compilation of methods that can be applied to their students. Many people with Master’s Degrees in NLP Education noted how it succeeded in classrooms. They also wrote books about the effectiveness of NLP in their own lives. They say NLP was very effective as a tool for their professional work. Language is full of idioms: Mandarin, Spanish, English, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese,