GoTo: Search Entries Authors Keywords State Guestbook Home Exit     Bookmark [ Send Page # QR-Code # Guestbook] Fri, 26 April 2024 21:47:26 Neuro-Linguistic Programming Research Data Base [ keyword: "basic assumptions" ]   1 1977 An investigation of eye movements and representational systems. id:121 2 1977 Recall as effected by the interaction of presentation representational system and primary representational system. id:151 3 1979 Matched versus unmatched primary representational systems relationship to perceived trustworthiness in a counseling analogue. id:52 4 1979 Trust as effected by representational system predicates. id:72 5 1979 The use of language representational systems by high and low marital adjustment couples. id:173 6 1980 The testing of a model for the representation of consciousness. id:9 7 1980 A determination of the extent to which a predominant representational system can be identified through written and verbal communication and eye scanning patterns. id:31 8 1980 Language as a therapeutic tool: the effects on the relationship of listeners responding to speakers by using perceptual predicates. id:77 9 1980 A validity study of the construct `most highly valued representational system` in human auditory and visual perceptions. id:102 10 1980 Primary representational systems as a basis for improved comprehension and communication. id:113 11 1980 Test of the eye movement hypothesis of Neurolinguistic Programming. id:161 12 1981 Neurolinguistic Programming: testing some basic assumptions. id:13 13 1981 A study of eye movement patterns in the Neurolinguistic Programming model. id:82 14 1981 The impact of sensory modality matching on the establishment of rapport in psychotherapy. id:144 15 1981 A validation study of nonverbal eye pattern strategies related to language and therapeutic processes. id:175 16 1981 The effect of matching primary representational system predicates on hypnotic relaxation. id:177 17 1982 Imagery and eye movements. id:28 18 1982 Effect of counselor predicate matching on perceived social influence and client satisfaction. id:40 19 1982 Neurolinguistic Programming: method or myth? id:74 20 1982 Predicates, mental imagery in discrete sense modes, and levels of stress: the Neurolinguistic Programming typologies. id:90 21 1982 The effects of primary representational system congruence on relaxation in a Neurolinguistic Programming model. id:99 22 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 23 1982 An investigation of eye accessing cues. id:131 24 1983 The stability and impact of the primary representational system in Neurolinguistic Programming: a critical examination. id:29 25 1983 EEG and representational systems. id:178 26 1983 Determining the reliability of the NLP eye movement procedure. id:38 27 1983 Matching therapists' predicates: an in vivo test of effectiveness. id:39 28 1983 Representational systems and eye movements in an interview. id:49 29 1983 Supervisory conferences in communicative disorders: verbal and nonverbal interpersonal communication pacing. id:54 30 1983 An empirical test of the Neurolinguistic Programming concept of anchoring. id:84 31 1983 Eye positions and associated mental activity as determined by sensory-based words spoken. id:91 32 1983 The effects of assessing and utilizing preferred sensory modality: an experiment with relaxation training. id:155 33 1983 The use of sensory predicates to predict responses to sensory suggestions. id:159 34 1984 Neurolinguistic Programming examined: imagery, sensory mode, and communication. id:61 35 1984 An evaluation of Neurolinguistic Programming: the impact of varied imaging tasks upon sensory predicates. id:70 36 1984 A test of the relationship between stress and primary representational systems. id:106 37 1984 The relationship among primary representational systems, and counselor empathy, trustworthiness, attractiveness, expertness and subject preference. id:145 38 1984 An investigation of language representational system utilization by personality type. id:162 39 1985 Representational systems: an empirical approach to Neurolinguistic Programming. id:27 40 1985 An empirical evaluation of the neurolinguistic programming model. id:30 41 1985 Students' perceptions of Neurolinguistic Programming strategies (counseling, communication, clients, therapy). id:34 42 1985 Mental imagery as revealed by eye movements and spoken predicates: a test of Neurolinguistic Programming. id:48 43 1985 Hypothesized eye movements of Neurolinguistic Programming: a statistical artifact. id:53 44 1985 "Primary representational system" and task performance: empirical assessment in prison and normal populations. id:55 45 1985 Neurolinguistic programming: The impact of imagery tasks on sensory predicate usage. id:71 46 1985 Double hypnotic induction: an initial empirical test. id:114 47 1985 Neurolinguistic programming: a test of the eye movement hypothesis. id:129 48 1985 Predicate identification and predicate matching: determining if it makes a difference. id:130 49 1986 Neurolinguistic Programming's primary representational system: does it exist? id:135 50 1986 Test of the neurolinguistic programming hypothesis that eye movements relate to processing imagery. id:170 51 1987 An empirical test of basic assumptions of NLP. id:15 52 1987 Eye movement as an indicator of sensory components in thought. id:24 53 1987 Cognition and athletic behavior: an investigation of the NLP principle of congruence. id:89 54 1987 Image formation as related to visual fixation point. id:117 55 1987 An examination of the Neurolinguistic Programming hypothesis on eye movements in children. id:142 56 1987 Categorizing sensory reception in four modes: support for representational systems. id:171 57 1988 An empirical test of theoretical constructs essential to NLP. id:16 58 1989 A definitional and structural investigation of matching perceptual predicates, mismatching perceptual predicates, and Milton-model matching. id:86 59 1989 Neurolinguistic Programming and hypnotic responding: an empirical evaluation. id:137 60 1991 The NLP swish pattern: An innovative visualizing technique. id:246 --  [ Back ] This website was carefully updated on Friday, 27 October 11:35:42 CEST 2023.      NLP Community * nlp.eu | Data privacy © 1995, 2024 Franz-Josef Hücker. 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