Belief Systems Flashcards
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In RTT, the 'transformation' component refers specifically to:
Answer: Installing new empowering beliefs after releasing limiting ones
Transformation in RTT means replacing released limiting beliefs with new, empowering beliefs that are installed directly into the subconscious through hypnosis.
A client's belief 'I don't deserve success' keeps recreating failure despite conscious effort to succeed. RTT explains this through:
Answer: The subconscious mind acting to match its dominant beliefs
RTT teaches that the subconscious mind is a powerful goal-seeking mechanism that will recreate results consistent with its core beliefs, overriding conscious intentions.
Which RTT framework explains how children draw global conclusions about their worth from single events?
Answer: The 'I am' belief formation model
RTT's 'I am' belief formation model shows how children collapse a single event into a global identity statement (e.g., 'I am stupid,' 'I am unlovable') that then drives their behavior.
In RTT, why is it important to identify the EXACT words of a limiting belief rather than a general theme?
Answer: The subconscious stores beliefs in specific language that must be matched to dissolve them
RTT holds that the subconscious stores beliefs in precise language, and identifying the exact words the client uses allows the therapist to target and reframe the belief with precision.
When an RTT client says their belief 'keeps them safe,' this is best understood as:
Answer: A secondary gain protecting an outdated survival strategy
In RTT, when a limiting belief 'keeps someone safe,' it reflects a secondary gain — the belief was an appropriate survival strategy in childhood but is now outdated and limiting.
RTT's approach to beliefs about money, relationships, and health is best described as:
Answer: All stem from core subconscious beliefs about self-worth that can be addressed at the root
RTT treats money, relationship, and health issues as surface expressions of core subconscious beliefs about self-worth, and addresses them by transforming the root belief.
In RTT, 'upgrading the blueprint' refers to:
Answer: Updating the subconscious mind's core programming with empowering beliefs
Marisa Peer uses 'upgrading the blueprint' to describe the RTT process of replacing the subconscious mind's original limiting programming with a new, empowering belief structure.