Abstract: The neuro-lingustic programming (NLP) eye-accessing cues (EAC) model suggests that there is a correlation between eye-movements and the internal processing mode that people employ when accessing their subjective experience. At least six out of ten studies that have investii gated the EAC model since its introduction in 1977 have reported unsupportive results. In this review of past research, these studies and their respective experimental methodologies are examined and the reliability of their results assessed. The review is extended by presenting recent findings from other relevant eye-movement reseairch while discussing their relevancy to and implications for the EAC model. We will argue that there is substantial ground for further research and identify the requirements that should inform this work.