Tag Archives: representational systems
Predicates: how we talk with our senses
Predicates in NLP are words that connect to one of the five representational systems: visual, auditory, kinaesthetic, olfactory and gustatory. They are a reflection of those systems and they also give us clues to the representational system that someone is … Continue reading
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Tagged auditory, communication, kinaesthetic, NLP, predicates, representational systems, visual
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Representational systems: re-presenting the world
One of the definitions of NLP “is the study of the structure of our subjective experience”. That includes the way that we represent (or re-present) our experiences of the world. You will be familiar with the idea that we pay … Continue reading
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Tagged auditory, Joseph O'Connor, kinaesthetic, learning styles, NLP, preferred, representational systems, visual
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Something to say? Join the conversation
I love the idea of the blog as a shared conversation… or maybe even a story that we create together, that unfolds as we go along. Well I’m pleased to announce that there’s now a new widget on the blog … Continue reading →