| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Modeling and NLP |
| Posted by: | John Grinder |
| Date/Time: | 08/11/2003 22:53:26 |
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Ken In Whispering, Carmen and I attempted (the feed back indicates that it was not effectively communicated to some readers) to make the distinction between modeling - the core activity that defineds NLP and Applications, Training and Design. The eye movements are are a clean-up version of our (Grinder and Bandler) observations of a nearly ubiquitous non-verbal behavior - our contribution was to correlate these eye movements with the other sensory level clues (unconscious selection of predicate, for example) and the neurological events that they represent. Reframing was a production of my unconscious (pages 209 - 211). The alphabet game is a contribution of a collaborative effect between myself and Roger Tabb. None of these three particular patterns are examples of modeling. What is your question? John |