Submodalities & Sensory Systems Flashcards
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In the Kinesthetic representational system, which submodality describes WHERE in the body a feeling is experienced?
Answer: Location
Location refers to where in the body a kinesthetic feeling is experienced, and changing this submodality can significantly alter the feeling's emotional impact.
'Contrastive analysis' in submodality work involves:
Answer: Comparing the submodality structures of a desired state and a problem state to identify key differences
Contrastive analysis compares the submodality structures of two different experiences—such as something believed versus doubted—to identify the critical coding differences.
Which NLP technique uses submodality shifts to help a client move a limiting belief toward openness to change?
Answer: The Belief Change Pattern
The Belief Change Pattern uses submodality mapping to relocate a limiting belief into the internal coding structure of 'doubt' or 'open to change,' then installs an empowering belief.
In auditory submodalities, 'tonality' primarily refers to:
Answer: The emotional quality or resonance of a sound or voice
Tonality in auditory submodalities refers to the quality, warmth, or emotional resonance of a sound, which powerfully influences how a message is received and interpreted.
The 'Mapping Across' technique in submodalities involves:
Answer: Taking the submodality structure of one experience and systematically applying it to another
Mapping Across involves taking the submodality coding of a desired state and systematically applying those qualities to a problem state, changing how the brain codes and responds to it.
What does it mean to be 'associated' versus 'dissociated' in a visual memory?
Answer: Associated means seeing through your own eyes; dissociated means seeing yourself in the image from outside
Being associated means experiencing a memory from inside your own body (first-person view), while dissociated means observing yourself in the memory from an outside, third-person perspective.
Identifying a client's 'primary representational system' helps an NLP coach primarily to:
Answer: Match language predicates and tailor exercises to the client's preferred sensory processing mode
Knowing a client's primary representational system allows the coach to use matching sensory predicates and design exercises that align with the client's natural way of processing information.