Welcome to the Bitesize NLP Dictionary for items beginning with N. In this section we recommend you take a look at Neuro-Linguistic Programming to give you a taste of the best of Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Negative Command
Using negative words to command people "don't think of a blue telephone box" inevitably leads to a somewhat incongruous image of a blue telephone box.
Neuro Linguistic Programming
A range of tools and techniques which, collectively, offer insight into how we think, feel and act. NLP also provide practical applications of that learning so that we can actively 'Change our minds' for more resourceful purposes. Sometimes NLP is called the study of excellence.
Neuro-Hypnotic Repatterning
Using hypnosis to change the way people feel about things.
Neuro-Linguistic Programming
A range of tools and techniques which, collectively, offer insight into how we think, feel and act. NLP also provide practical applications of that learning so that we can actively 'Change our minds' for more resourceful purposes. Sometimes NLP is called the study of excellence.
Neurological
The science of the nervous system.
Neurological Change
Changes which are both physical and mental.
Neurological Levels
A model from Gregory Bateson and Robert Dilts which suggests we are impacted by the following levels environment, behaviour, capability, belief, identity and spirituality.
Neurological Science
The study of the way the nervous system functions and its relationship with our behaviour.
New Code
A variant of NLP which comes from the work of John Grinder and Judith DeLozier.
NLP
A range of tools and techniques which, collectively, offer insight into how we think, feel and act. NLP also provide practical applications of that learning so that we can actively 'Change our minds' for more resourceful purposes. Sometimes NLP is called the study of excellence.
Nominalization
A description for a collection of activities which leads to ambiguity through deletion of information. For example in the phrase "I dislike learning" You could assume all manner of things and an obvious response might be "what part of learning do you dislike).
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