Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Research Data Base [ keyword: "rapport" ] |
1 | 1979 | Matched versus unmatched primary representational systems relationship to perceived trustworthiness in a counseling analogue. | id:52 |
2 | 1979 | The use of language representational systems by high and low marital adjustment couples. | id:173 |
3 | 1980 | Language as a therapeutic tool: the effects on the relationship of listeners responding to speakers by using perceptual predicates. | id:77 |
4 | 1980 | Representational systems and client perception of the counseling relationship. | id:126 |
5 | 1980 | The effects of training in matching techniques on the development of rapport between client and counselor during initial counseling interviews. | id:132 |
6 | 1980 | An investigation of the effects of verbal pacing on initial therapeutic rapport. | id:152 |
7 | 1981 | Speaking the client's language: the effects of Neurolinguistic Programming (predicate matching) on verbal and nonverbal behaviors in psychotherapy. A single case design. | id:60 |
8 | 1981 | The effect of verbal pacing on self-disclosure and trust of interviewer. | id:120 |
9 | 1981 | Rapport in the therapeutic relationship and its relationship to pacing. | id:122 |
10 | 1981 | The impact of sensory modality matching on the establishment of rapport in psychotherapy. | id:144 |
11 | 1981 | The effect of matching primary representational system predicates on hypnotic relaxation. | id:177 |
12 | 1982 | Effect of counselor predicate matching on perceived social influence and client satisfaction. | id:40 |
13 | 1982 | Effects of a rapport method & chemical dependency workshop for adults employed in Kansas service agencies. | id:85 |
14 | 1982 | The effects of primary representational system congruence on relaxation in a Neurolinguistic Programming model. | id:99 |
15 | 1982 | The relationship between subjects' predominant sensory predicate use, their preferred representational system and self-reported attitudes towards similar versus different therapist-patient dyads. | id:123 |
16 | 1983 | The stability and impact of the primary representational system in Neurolinguistic Programming: a critical examination. | id:29 |
17 | 1983 | Representational systems and eye movements in an interview. | id:49 |
18 | 1983 | Supervisory conferences in communicative disorders: verbal and nonverbal interpersonal communication pacing. | id:54 |
19 | 1983 | Building rapport through neurolinguistic programming. | id:238 |
20 | 1983 | The effects of representational system predicates on relaxation. | id:112 |
21 | 1983 | The effects of assessing and utilizing preferred sensory modality: an experiment with relaxation training. | id:155 |
22 | 1983 | The language of empathy. | id:156 |
23 | 1983 | The use of sensory predicates to predict responses to sensory suggestions. | id:159 |
24 | 1984 | Building rapport; through neurolinguistic programming. | id:239 |
25 | 1984 | Representational system predicate use and convergence in counseling: Gloria revisited. | id:115 |
26 | 1984 | The effects of mirroring vs. non-mirroring of clients' nonverbal behavior on empathy, trustworthiness, and positive interaction in cross-cultural counseling dyads. | id:138 |
27 | 1984 | The relationship among primary representational systems, and counselor empathy, trustworthiness, attractiveness, expertness and subject preference. | id:145 |
28 | 1985 | Representational systems: an empirical approach to Neurolinguistic Programming. | id:27 |
29 | 1985 | Students' perceptions of Neurolinguistic Programming strategies (counseling, communication, clients, therapy). | id:34 |
30 | 1985 | Verbal synchrony and the maintenance of rapport between collegiate instructors and their students (NLP Teaching). | id:64 |
31 | 1985 | Predicate identification and predicate matching: determining if it makes a difference. | id:130 |
32 | 1986 | Neurolinguistic programming in the context of group counseling. | id:208 |
33 | 1989 | Neuro-linguistic programme as practised by an educational psychologist. | id:191 |
34 | 1989 | Computer analysis of sensory predicate use in written and oral communication. | id:43 |
35 | 1989 | A definitional and structural investigation of matching perceptual predicates, mismatching perceptual predicates, and Milton-model matching. | id:86 |
36 | 1989 | Neurolinguistic Programming: an experimental test of the effectiveness of "leading" in hypnotic inductions. | id:93 |
37 | 1989 | Neurolinguistic Programming and hypnotic responding: an empirical evaluation. | id:137 |
38 | 1990 | Neuro-linguistic programming and the family in alcoholism treatment. | id:216 |
39 | 1991 | Tools for the trade: Neuro-linguistic programming and the art of communication. | id:232 |
40 | 1993 | Cross-cultural counseling and neurolinguistic mirroring with native American adolescents. | id:139 |
41 | 1997 | The great aha! a path to transformation. | id:250 |
42 | 2003 | The chameleon effect as social glue: Evidence for the evolutionary significance of nonconscious mimicry. | id:241 |
43 | 2004 | What makes a good educator? The relevance of meta programmes. | id:197 |
44 | 2018 | Identification of attributes of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) structure with the focus on communication and techniques of its implementation in managerial work. | id:431 |
45 | 2018 | Second Language Acquisition Through Neurolinguistic Programming: A Psychoanalytic Approach. | id:509 |
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