NLP Modeling Excellence & Strategy 4

Question 1

Which of the following BEST distinguishes NLP modeling from simple behavioral imitation?

Accepted Answer

NLP modeling captures internal subjective strategies, beliefs, and physiology — not just external behaviors

Answer

NLP modeling targets the deep structure — the internal representations, beliefs, values, and physiological states — that produce the external behaviors.

Question 2

A coach is helping a client install a new confidence strategy. After eliciting it from an exemplar, the NEXT step is to:

Accepted Answer

Walk the client through the strategy steps while they access each representational system in sequence

Answer

Installation involves guiding the client to actively run through each representational system step of the strategy to internalize it experientially.

Question 3

Eye accessing cues during strategy elicitation are used to:

Accepted Answer

Identify which representational system is being accessed at each step

Answer

Eye accessing cues are lateral eye movements that correspond to specific representational systems (visual, auditory, kinesthetic) being accessed.

Question 4

When a modeler intentionally sets aside their own beliefs and behaviors to be fully available to the model's patterns, this is called:

Accepted Answer

Clean modeling or second position absorption

Answer

Clean modeling requires the modeler to temporarily suspend their own filters and identity to take in the exemplar's experience without contamination.

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of a 'comparative deletion' that a modeler should probe during elicitation?

Accepted Answer

'This approach is better.'

Answer

Comparative deletions (e.g., 'better,' 'worse,' 'more') omit the comparison standard, which must be recovered to understand the exemplar's criteria.

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NLP Modeling Excellence & Strategy 4