NLP Master Practitioner Certification Home Study Programme Test
NLP Master Practitioner Certification Home Study Programme Test.
John Chiva.
1) Presupposition’s means what is assumed by the phrasing of a sentence; useful for hearing subtext and forces the listener to accept certain things in order for the statement to make sense. The first of my 5 favourite presuppositions’s, is ‘Possibility/necessity’. Before studying NLP this is the clue that was most readily picked up on through communicating with peers and students. It is interesting to see the physiology that accompanies such statements that fit this category i.e. shoulders slumped or the lighting up of the eyes. For dealing with younger people it provides one with an understanding of how they feel about where there going in life and how they …show more content…
Chunk Size refers to a combination of the amount of words and information in syntax. The delivery of the words (counting for 38%, Birdwistle) could be matched – these are tone, tempo, timbre and volume. Verb, adverb and adjective use could also be matched; this is known as Matching Predicates. The Key Words may also be matched, for example some people say ‘do you know’ or ‘massive’ a lot.
5) A ‘Submodality’ is the way we record and give meaning to our experiences, based through the 5 senses. Everyone dose this differently and as so we have differing views. These can be elicited by asking the client (or to do on yourself) to form a picture of the memory of an event and discover what are the ‘Submodality’s’; is the picture in black and white or colour, focused, moving, fast or slow etc. etc. This enables an interpretation change of an unchanging thing or event by changing these …show more content…
For example, a red light, the white box on the floor at an ATM or the bell ringing last orders in a bar. However through deliberately eliciting a state and applying an anchor we can recall at will that state. The location of the anchor maybe personal to the client, so assess where they want it; it is important that its practical – for example sheer joy and ecstatic laugher on the upper arm is a nice feeling, but not appropriate at a funeral. There are three ways of installing an anchor; in the moment, this is most powerful; emotionally remembered which dose the job and physically constructed. There is nothing preventing the brain from being anchored with other scenes – and ‘we’ are already, the taste/smell of a cigarette or the picture of a loved
John Chiva.
1) Presupposition’s means what is assumed by the phrasing of a sentence; useful for hearing subtext and forces the listener to accept certain things in order for the statement to make sense. The first of my 5 favourite presuppositions’s, is ‘Possibility/necessity’. Before studying NLP this is the clue that was most readily picked up on through communicating with peers and students. It is interesting to see the physiology that accompanies such statements that fit this category i.e. shoulders slumped or the lighting up of the eyes. For dealing with younger people it provides one with an understanding of how they feel about where there going in life and how they …show more content…
Chunk Size refers to a combination of the amount of words and information in syntax. The delivery of the words (counting for 38%, Birdwistle) could be matched – these are tone, tempo, timbre and volume. Verb, adverb and adjective use could also be matched; this is known as Matching Predicates. The Key Words may also be matched, for example some people say ‘do you know’ or ‘massive’ a lot.
5) A ‘Submodality’ is the way we record and give meaning to our experiences, based through the 5 senses. Everyone dose this differently and as so we have differing views. These can be elicited by asking the client (or to do on yourself) to form a picture of the memory of an event and discover what are the ‘Submodality’s’; is the picture in black and white or colour, focused, moving, fast or slow etc. etc. This enables an interpretation change of an unchanging thing or event by changing these …show more content…
For example, a red light, the white box on the floor at an ATM or the bell ringing last orders in a bar. However through deliberately eliciting a state and applying an anchor we can recall at will that state. The location of the anchor maybe personal to the client, so assess where they want it; it is important that its practical – for example sheer joy and ecstatic laugher on the upper arm is a nice feeling, but not appropriate at a funeral. There are three ways of installing an anchor; in the moment, this is most powerful; emotionally remembered which dose the job and physically constructed. There is nothing preventing the brain from being anchored with other scenes – and ‘we’ are already, the taste/smell of a cigarette or the picture of a loved