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    NLP Checklist 1 Practice

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    The document outlines various physiological and linguistic indicators that can be observed when analyzing human communication. It discusses factors like eye contact, breathing, skin tone, and voice tone that provide physiological insights. Linguistically, it lists various NLP concepts like meta-model violations, unspecified verbs, and lack of referential index that can reveal challenges in a person's language. The overall document serves as a reference for analyzing both physiological and linguistic cues during human interactions.

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    NLP Checklist 1 Practice

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    The document outlines various physiological and linguistic indicators that can be observed when analyzing human communication. It discusses factors like eye contact, breathing, skin tone, and voice tone that provide physiological insights. Linguistically, it lists various NLP concepts like meta-model violations, unspecified verbs, and lack of referential index that can reveal challenges in a person's language. The overall document serves as a reference for analyzing both physiological and linguistic cues during human interactions.

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    NLP Checklist 1 Practice

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    Physiology

    1. Eyes
    a. Scanning: VAK
    b. Focused---Defocused
    c. Pupil Dilation: Dilated---Undilated
    2. Breathing
    a. Rate: Fast---Slow
    b. Location: High---Low
    3. Skin Color
    a. Light-Dark
    4. Lip Size - wrinkle-plump
    5. Skin Tonus or Muscle Tone:
    a. Shiny---Not Shiny
    6. Voice: (Auditory Analogue)
    a. Tone
    b. Volume
    c. Quality
    d. Pitch
    e. Accent
    7. Posture
    8. Scanning: VAK

    9. VAK Gestures

    Meta-Model Violations: (Auditory Digital)


    10. VAK Predicates: see, hear, feel
    11. Mind reading:
    12. Lost-performatives
    13. Cause Effect
    14. Complex Equivelance
    15. Presupp's: (existence, possibility)
    16. Universal Quantifier
    17. Modal Operator( rules)
    a. Necessity/Neg. Necessity(should, must, ought to, have to, supposed to)
    b. Probability/Improbability
    c. Possibility/Impossibility(able to , can , try/can't, won't)
    18. Nominalization (respect, confidence, etc)
    19. Unspecified Verb (act, hurt, drop, abuse)
    20. Simple Deletion
    21. Unspecified Noun(person, place or thing; he there it)

    22. SELECTIONAL RESTRICTION VIOLATION


    23. PACE CURRENT EXPERIENCE
    24. AMBIGUITY
    25. COMPARATIVE DELETION
    26. EXTENDED QUOTES DOUBLE BIND
    27. CONVERSATIONAL POSTULATE
    28. UNSPECIFIED COMPARATIVES
    29. UTILIZATION
    30. LACK OF REFERENTIAL INDEX
    31. TAG QUESTIONS

    Other:
    32. Perceptual Positions
    1. First/Self(self-referent MP)
    2. Second/Other(other referent MP)
    3. Third/Meta (uninvolved, rational, analytical)
    4. Fourth/System(understands contexts; cultural, linguistic, business, family)

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