Vikas User Issue Replication In Case Of Pause And Resume
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Select a hypnotic phrase that represents the following Milton Model Pattern: Mind reading
- A.
“It’s good to just relax and let go.”
- B.
“I can tell you’re excited to learn…”
- C.
“That means…”
- D.
“You can do this easily”
Correct Answer
B. “I can tell you’re excited to learn…”Explanation
“I can tell you’re excited to learn…”Rate this question:
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Select a hypnotic phrase that represents the following Milton Model Pattern: Cause and Effect
- A.
“Your question means you already know.”
- B.
“And you can.”
- C.
“At one time or another, you may notice.”
- D.
“The Milton Model makes you go inside.”
Correct Answer
D. “The Milton Model makes you go inside.”Explanation
“The Milton Model makes you go inside.”Rate this question:
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Collapsing Anchors is a technique utilizing two separate anchors to eliminate negative or unresourceful anchors.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Collapsing Anchors is a technique utilizing two separate anchors to eliminate negative or unresourceful anchors.Rate this question:
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Collapsing Anchors is useful in giving us new more empowering choices and to take control of our unconscious responses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Collapsing Anchors is useful in giving us new more empowering choices and to take control of our unconscious responses.Rate this question:
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Internal representations of external events are filtered through three important processes: 1- Deletion 2- Distortion 3- Generalization
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is true. Internal representations of external events are indeed filtered through three important processes: deletion, distortion, and generalization. Deletion refers to the process of selectively ignoring or omitting certain aspects of an event. Distortion involves altering or modifying the perception of an event to fit one's beliefs or expectations. Generalization refers to the tendency to apply the learnings or experiences from one event to similar events in the future. These processes play a crucial role in shaping our perception and understanding of the external world.Rate this question:
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Favored Representational Systems include the following items:
- A.
Olfactory
- B.
Gustatory
- C.
Auditory
- D.
Kinesthetic
- E.
Auditory Digital
- F.
Visual
Correct Answer(s)
C. Auditory
D. Kinesthetic
E. Auditory Digital
F. VisualExplanation
The favored representational systems mentioned in the question are auditory, kinesthetic, auditory digital, and visual. These systems refer to the different ways individuals perceive and process information. Auditory learners prefer to learn through hearing and listening, kinesthetic learners learn best through physical activities and movement, auditory digital learners think in words and use internal dialogue, and visual learners learn through seeing and visualizing information. These representational systems are important to consider in education and communication to cater to different learning styles.Rate this question:
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In the following list select the six (6) of the keys to an Achievable Outcome.
- A.
Clearly specify your outcomes.
- B.
State your outcomes positively.
- C.
Use a passive voice in stating outcomes.
- D.
Disregard present situation.
- E.
Specify present situation.
- F.
Get the first step.
- G.
Uncover the evidence procedure.
- H.
Establish resources.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Clearly specify your outcomes.
B. State your outcomes positively.
E. Specify present situation.
F. Get the first step.
G. Uncover the evidence procedure.
H. Establish resources.Explanation
The keys to an achievable outcome include clearly specifying your outcomes, stating your outcomes positively, specifying the present situation, getting the first step, uncovering the evidence procedure, and establishing resources. These keys help in setting clear and attainable goals by focusing on what you want to achieve, framing it in a positive way, understanding the current situation, taking the first step towards the goal, identifying the evidence needed to track progress, and ensuring that you have the necessary resources to support your efforts.Rate this question:
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What is Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP)?
- A.
NLP is how to use the language of the mind to to consistently achieve our specific and desired outcomes.
- B.
A form of managing and controlling the behavior of others in your environment.
- C.
Programming a computer to interact with our nervous system.
- D.
All of the above.
Correct Answer
A. NLP is how to use the language of the mind to to consistently achieve our specific and desired outcomes.Explanation
NLP is how to use the language of the mind to achieve a desired outcome.Rate this question:
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The primary methods of eliciting a strategy are:
- A.
Forward and Backward Elicitation.
- B.
There are no primary methods of eliciting a strategy.
- C.
The method depends on the person.
- D.
Formal and Informal Elicitation.
Correct Answer
D. Formal and Informal Elicitation.Explanation
There are 2 primary methods for eliciting a strategy; Formal and Informal Elicitation.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Empowerment is being “at cause” for the things that happen in your life and you get it by moving from effect to cause.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Empowerment is being “at cause” for the things that happen in your life and you get it by moving from effect to cause.Rate this question:
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What is a State in NLP?
- A.
States are levels of achievements in the process becoming empowered.
- B.
The term “state” in NLP refers to any state, either mental or emotional, that a person can experience. Examples include emotional states like happy, sad, angry, excited, etc. and more mental states like focused, interested, bored, etc.
- C.
States are domains of improving one's perception of reality.
- D.
States are hard to define as they vary from person to person.
Correct Answer
B. The term “state” in NLP refers to any state, either mental or emotional, that a person can experience. Examples include emotional states like happy, sad, angry, excited, etc. and more mental states like focused, interested, bored, etc.Explanation
The term “State” in NLP refers to any state, either mental or emotional, that a person can experience. Examples include emotional states like happy, sad, angry, excited, etc. and more mental states like focused, interested, bored, etc.Rate this question:
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States are not important because you cannot use NLP to control and manage them in order to control what you are experiencing in life. They are predetermined.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
States are important because you can use NLP to control and manage your State, and thus control the way you are experiencing your life.Rate this question:
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Which statement below describes the concept of "Internal Representation" best?
- A.
Internal Representation is the exact replica of all of the images we see in life.
- B.
Internal Representation is an inverse image of reality.
- C.
Internal Representation is how we project our personality to the outside world.
- D.
An Internal Representation is the collection of the pictures, sounds and feelings that we make on the inside; our thoughts.
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All of the above.
Correct Answer
D. An Internal Representation is the collection of the pictures, sounds and feelings that we make on the inside; our thoughts.Explanation
An Internal Representation is the collection of the pictures, sounds and feelings that we make on the inside; our thoughts.Rate this question:
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What is meant by “Internal Representation, State, and Physiology are all intimately interconnected”?
- A.
It means that our body internally represents what we feel in each state of growth and development.
- B.
These concepts are not related. The premise of this question is false.
- C.
It means that all 3 influence each other. A change in Internal Representation could cause a change in State or a change in Physiology or both and a change in either of the other two can cause a change in any of the others.
- D.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
C. It means that all 3 influence each other. A change in Internal Representation could cause a change in State or a change in pHysiology or both and a change in either of the other two can cause a change in any of the others.Explanation
It means that all 3 influence each other. A change in Internal Representation could cause a change in State or a change in Physiology or both and a change in either of the other two can cause a change in any of the others.Rate this question:
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A Pattern Interrupt is when you interrupt the pattern of behavior that a person is doing.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
A pattern interrupt refers to the act of interrupting a person's usual pattern of behavior. By doing so, it aims to disrupt their automatic response or thought process and create an opportunity for change or a new perspective. This technique is often used in various fields such as psychology, therapy, and marketing to bring about a shift in behavior or thinking. Therefore, the given statement "True" is correct as it accurately describes the concept of pattern interrupt.Rate this question:
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A Pattern Interrupt is useful in which of the following?
- A.
Facilitating changing a person’s state.
- B.
Inciting transderivational searches.
- C.
Creating new patterns.
- D.
All of the above.
Correct Answer
D. All of the above.Explanation
A Pattern Interrupt is useful in facilitating changing a person’s state, inciting transderivational searches, or even creating new patterns.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements best describe the concept of "Agreement Frame"
- A.
A document that you sign with a client which outlines achievable goals, and how to reach them. It may include forms of intervention and/or therapy.
- B.
Agreement Frame is when you substitute the phrases “I agree,” “I respect,” and “I appreciate” for the phrase “I understand.” It is a linguistic pattern that enables you to maintaining rapport with someone by using more effective words and can even be used to elegantly disagree with someone while maintaining rapport. It is useful for sales, negotiations, and any time where someone might normally say “I understand.”
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An agreement frame is not a term in NLP. It is a term widely used in business education where parties define a boundary (frame) for business transactions.
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"Agreement frame" is a term in professional photography where the photographer and the client agree on what should be included in the camera frame.
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None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. Agreement Frame is when you substitute the pHrases “I agree,” “I respect,” and “I appreciate” for the pHrase “I understand.” It is a linguistic pattern that enables you to maintaining rapport with someone by using more effective words and can even be used to elegantly disagree with someone while maintaining rapport. It is useful for sales, negotiations, and any time where someone might normally say “I understand.”Explanation
The concept of "Agreement Frame" refers to a linguistic pattern where phrases such as "I agree," "I respect," and "I appreciate" are used instead of the phrase "I understand." This pattern allows for maintaining rapport with someone by using more effective words and can even be used to elegantly disagree while still maintaining rapport. It is particularly useful in sales, negotiations, and situations where someone might typically say "I understand."Rate this question:
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In the following list select six (6) presupposition of NLP.
- A.
Respect for the other person's model of the world.
- B.
Abiding by all of the wishes of a client (after all, the customer is always right).
- C.
Resistance in a client is a sign of a lack of rapport.
- D.
People are always less than honest.
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People are not their behavior.
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Everyone is doing the best they can with the resources they have available.
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People are generally lazy, unless stimulated appropriately (the second of law of thermodynamics-- entropy).
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There is only feedback.
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The meaning of communication is the response you get.
- J.
The person with the most behavioral flexibility always compromises the success of the system (The law of Requisite Variability).
Correct Answer(s)
A. Respect for the other person's model of the world.
C. Resistance in a client is a sign of a lack of rapport.
E. People are not their behavior.
F. Everyone is doing the best they can with the resources they have available.
H. There is only feedback.
I. The meaning of communication is the response you get.Explanation
Resistance in a client is a sign of a lack of rapport. People are not their behavior. Everyone is doing the best they can with the resources they have available. There is only feedback. The meaning of communication is the response you get.Rate this question:
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Law of Requisite Variety means that the person/system with the most behavioral flexibility controls the system.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Law of Requisite Variety means that the person/system with the most behavioral flexibility controls the system.Rate this question:
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The Map is not the territory is the Presupposition in NLP that most relates to the concept of "Labels."
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The Map is not the territory is the Presupposition in NLP that most relates to the concept of "Labels."Rate this question:
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What is Sensory Acuity?
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People's physiology remains the same from moment to moment as they change states.
- B.
People's face remain unchanged when they feel a threat in your speech.
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The extent to which one needs a prosthetic, such as, a glass or a contact lens.
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People's physiology goes through minute changes from moment to moment as they change states.
Correct Answer
D. People's pHysiology goes through minute changes from moment to moment as they change states.Explanation
People's physiology goes through minute changes from moment to moment as they change states.Rate this question:
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Select six (6) specific useful things you can observe when utilizing Sensory Acuity.
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Walking.
- B.
Skin color.
- C.
Skin tonus.
- D.
Clothing.
- E.
Breathing rate.
- F.
Breathing location.
- G.
Lower lip size.
- H.
Forehead.
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Eyes (focused/defocused and pupil dilation).
Correct Answer(s)
B. Skin color.
C. Skin tonus.
E. Breathing rate.
F. Breathing location.
G. Lower lip size.
I. Eyes (focused/defocused and pupil dilation).Explanation
Skin color. Skin tonus. Breathing rate. Breathing location. Lower lip size. Eyes (focused/defocused and pupil dilation).Rate this question:
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Using sensory based words allows you to distinguish the difference between a true observation and a hallucination (or “mind read”) that may be more projection than actual observation.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Using sensory based words allows you to differentiate between a genuine observation and a hallucination or "mind read" that could be more of a projection than an actual observation. By using sensory words, such as describing what you see, hear, feel, taste, or smell, you can rely on concrete evidence rather than subjective interpretations. This helps in maintaining objectivity and ensuring accurate observations.Rate this question:
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Using sensory-based words are misleading when describing what you observe; one should rely on power of observation only.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that using sensory-based words when describing observations is misleading, and that one should rely solely on the power of observation. However, this is not necessarily true. While it is important to be objective and accurate in describing observations, sensory-based words can provide valuable information and enhance the understanding of what is being observed. These words can help convey the qualities and characteristics of the observation, making it more vivid and relatable. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements are correct?
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Rapport is a state of connection where one person becomes responsive to another.
- B.
Rapport is based on the concept that when people are like each other, they tend to like each other.
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Ultimately rapport is pacing and leading.
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Rapport is the ability to enter someone else’s world, to make him feel that you are similar and therefore understand him.
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Rapport is the ability to go fully from your map of the world to enter into another’s.
- F.
All of the above.
- G.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
F. All of the above.Explanation
Rapport is a state of connection where one person becomes responsive to
another. It is based on the concept that when people are like each other,
they tend to like each other. Ultimately rapport is pacing and leading. Other
possible answers: Rapport is the ability to enter someone else’s world, to make
him feel that you are similar and therefore understand him. It’s the ability to
go fully from your map of the world to enter into another’s.Rate this question:
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The purpose of Rapport can best be stated as "You pace, and then you lead."
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The purpose of Rapport can best be stated as "You pace, and then you lead."Rate this question:
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You can create rapport by:
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1- Matching another person’s state, physiology, and/or communication.
- B.
2- Mirroring another person’s state, physiology, and/or communication.
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3- Ignoring another persons negative state.
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All of the above
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Only # 1 and # 2.
- F.
Only # 2 and # 3.
- G.
Only # 1 and # 3.
Correct Answer
E. Only # 1 and # 2.Explanation
You can create rapport by matching and/or mirroring another person’s state, physiology, and/or communication.Rate this question:
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You can create rapport by matching and/or mirroring another person’s state, physiology, and/or communication. This is also known as Pacing and Leading.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
You can create rapport by matching and/or mirroring another person’s state, physiology, and/or communication. This is also known as Pacing and Leading.Rate this question:
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Select five (5) items in the following list by which you can match or mirror when creating Rapport.
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Posture.
- B.
Gestures.
- C.
Tone of voice.
- D.
Predicates and Key words.
- E.
Facial expression.
- F.
Time of the day.
- G.
Calendar cycle.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Posture.
B. Gestures.
C. Tone of voice.
D. Predicates and Key words.
E. Facial expression.Explanation
Posture, Gestures, Tone of voice, Predicates and key words, Facial expression.Rate this question:
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The only sure indicator of Rapport is leading, meaning when you lead, they follow.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The only sure indicator of Rapport is leading, meaning when you lead, they follow.Rate this question:
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Crossover Mirroring is the process of matching one part of the body with another (ex: breathing with finger tapping).
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Crossover Mirroring is the process of matching one part of the body with another (e.g. breathing with finger tapping).Rate this question:
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Crossover Mirroring is the process of doing the opposite of what the other person does.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Crossover Mirroring is the process of matching one part of the body with another (ex: breathing with finger tapping).Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements describe the concept of the Primary Representational System:
- A.
The modality (Visual, Auditory or Kinesthetic) in which we prefer to represent our internal processing.
- B.
A person’s preferred representational system.
- C.
The primary representational system is the one people use the most often to experience their life.
- D.
All of the above.
- E.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
D. All of the above.Explanation
The primary representational system is the modality (Visual, Auditory or
Kinesthetic) in which we prefer to represent our internal processing. This is a person’s preferred representational system. The primary representational system is the one people use the most often to
experience their life.Rate this question:
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You can detect a person's primary representational system by listening to that person’s predicates and by observing that person’s physiology.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
You can detect a person's primary representational system by listening to that person’s predicates and by observing that person’s physiology.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements are correct?
- A.
The Lead Representational system is where we go to access information, before entering other representational systems.
- B.
Not everybody has a Lead Representational System.
- C.
You can detect a Lead Representational System by observing that person’s eye accessing cues.
- D.
There is no "lead" representational system, all systems are equally accessed at the same time by everyone.
Correct Answer(s)
A. The Lead Representational system is where we go to access information, before entering other representational systems.
B. Not everybody has a Lead Representational System.
C. You can detect a Lead Representational System by observing that person’s eye accessing cues.Explanation
The Lead Representational system is where we go to access information,
before entering other representational systems. Not everybody has a Lead
Representational System.
You can detect it by observing that person’s eye accessing cues.Rate this question:
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Representational systems cannot overlap. They always stay in their separate domains.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Overlapping Representational Systems is a technique where you use a preferred representational system to allow yourself to gain access to another.Rate this question:
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Overlapping Representational Systems is a technique where you use a preferred representational system to allow yourself to gain access to another.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Overlapping Representational Systems is a technique where you use a preferred representational system to allow yourself to gain access to another.Rate this question:
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The Hierarchy of Ideas is a model which assists us in our ability to move through and between different levels of abstraction from vague and ambiguous to concrete and specific.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The Hierarchy of Ideas is a model which assists us in our ability to move through and between different levels of abstraction from vague and ambiguous to concrete and specific.Rate this question:
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Which of the following questions do you ask to chunk someone down?
- A.
Would you please lower your voice?
- B.
What/who/where/how specifically?
- C.
What is an example of this?
- D.
What is a component/part of this?
Correct Answer(s)
B. What/who/where/how specifically?
C. What is an example of this?
D. What is a component/part of this?Explanation
“What/who/where/how specifically?”, “What is an example of this?”, “What is a component/part of this?”Rate this question:
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Which of the following questions do you ask to chunk someone up?
- A.
Would you please speak louder?
- B.
What is this an example of?
- C.
For what purpose?
- D.
What is the intention?
Correct Answer(s)
B. What is this an example of?
C. For what purpose?
D. What is the intention?Explanation
“What is this an example of?”, “For what purpose?”, “What is the intention?”Rate this question:
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Comparing the phrase "teaching material," with the word "book," the word book is more chunked up.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Comparing the phrase "teaching material," with the word "book," the phrase teaching material is more chunked up.Rate this question:
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The Milton Model is a collection of linguistic patterns modeled from Milton Erickson that when used properly tend to guide a person in the direction of trance.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The Milton Model is a collection of linguistic patterns modeled from Milton Erickson that when used properly tend to guide a person in the direction of trance.Rate this question:
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Select the correct statement in the following.
- A.
The Milton Model utilizes language that is very clear, and as such is used to "lead."
- B.
The Milton Model utilizes language that is “artfully vague” and as such will tend to chunk someone up.
- C.
The Milton Model utilizes language that it “artfully vague” and as such will tend to chunk someone down.
- D.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. The Milton Model utilizes language that is “artfully vague” and as such will tend to chunk someone up.Explanation
The Milton Model utilizes language that it “artfully vague” and as such will tend to chunk someone up.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements describe the Meta Model.
- A.
The Meta Model is a communications model.
- B.
The Meta Model is used to specify information in a speaker’s language.
- C.
The Meta Model is used to recover the information lost and out of the clients awareness as a result of deletions, generalizations and distortions.
Correct Answer(s)
A. The Meta Model is a communications model.
B. The Meta Model is used to specify information in a speaker’s language.
C. The Meta Model is used to recover the information lost and out of the clients awareness as a result of deletions, generalizations and distortions.Explanation
The Meta Model is a communications model used to specify information in a speaker’s language. It is used to recover the information lost and out of the clients awareness as a result of deletions, generalizations and distortions.Rate this question:
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The three processes of internalizing on which the Meta Model is based are:
- A.
Actualizing.
- B.
Deleting.
- C.
Potentializing
- D.
Distorting.
- E.
Generalizing.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Deleting.
D. Distorting.
E. Generalizing.Explanation
The three processes of internalizing on which the Meta Model is based are: Deleting, Distorting, Generalizing.Rate this question:
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Subodalities are subset characteristics of the major modalities (VAKOG). Examples would include “black and white or color” and “size” for visual, “loud or soft” for auditory, or “hot or cold” for kinesthetic.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Subodalities are subset characteristics of the major modalities (VAKOG). Examples would include “black and white or color” and “size” for visual, “loud or soft” for auditory, or “hot or cold” for kinesthetic.Rate this question:
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Which of the following six (6) items are visual Submodalities.
- A.
Angle viewed from.
- B.
Geographic location.
- C.
3D or flat.
- D.
Amount of contrast.
- E.
TV sets.
- F.
Movie or still.
- G.
Movie or still camera.
- H.
Framed or panoramic.
- I.
Focus (changing or steady).
Correct Answer(s)
A. Angle viewed from.
C. 3D or flat.
D. Amount of contrast.
F. Movie or still.
H. Framed or panoramic.
I. Focus (changing or steady).Explanation
Angle viewed from. 3D or flat. Amount of contrast. Movie or still. Framed or panoramic. Focus (changing or steady).Rate this question:
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Which of the following items are kinesthetic submodalities?
- A.
Vibration.
- B.
Weight.
- C.
Location.
- D.
Size.
- E.
Pressure.
- F.
Heat.
- G.
Movie or still.
- H.
3D or flat.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Vibration.
B. Weight.
C. Location.
D. Size.
E. Pressure.
F. Heat.Explanation
Vibration. Weight. Location. Size. Pressure. Heat.Rate this question:
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Which of the following items are auditory submodalities?
- A.
Vibration.
- B.
Fast and Slow.
- C.
Location.
- D.
Direction.
- E.
Amplification.
- F.
Presentation.
- G.
Pitch (high/low).
- H.
Tonality.
- I.
Timber.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Fast and Slow.
C. Location.
D. Direction.
G. Pitch (high/low).
H. Tonality.
I. Timber.Explanation
Fast and Slow. Location. Direction. Pitch (high/low). Tonality. Timber.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements are correct?
- A.
Association is a visual submodality.
- B.
Association deals with your relationship to an experience.
- C.
When you are Associated you feel that you are inside your body and experiencing your feelings.
- D.
Association is useful for accessing positive and resourceful states.
- E.
In a memory, for example, you are associated when you are looking through your own eyes (aka 1st person), and experiencing the Auditory and Kinesthetic at the same time.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Association is a visual submodality.
B. Association deals with your relationship to an experience.
C. When you are Associated you feel that you are inside your body and experiencing your feelings.
D. Association is useful for accessing positive and resourceful states.
E. In a memory, for example, you are associated when you are looking through your own eyes (aka 1st person), and experiencing the Auditory and Kinesthetic at the same time.Explanation
Association is a visual submodality and deals with your relationship to an experience. In a memory, for example, you are associated when you are looking through your own eyes (aka 1st person), and experiencing the Auditory and Kinesthetic at the same time. When you are Associated you feel that you are inside your body and experiencing your feelings. It is useful for accessing positive and resourceful states.Rate this question:
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