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The knowledge base of NLP comprises information from many different sources. Some of the definitions such as those developed by Richard Bandler use simple language such as 'swish pattern', while other definitions, such as those from a more academic source, use more formal sounding definitions such as 'Complex Equivalence'. There are are also definitions of various NLP language patterns some of which are covered in more details in the section on the NLP Milton Model.

Within the glossary, I have tried to include any phrase that you may come across in an NLP training or manual, along with any NLP language patterns that you are unlikely to have come across without any former training.

A

Analogue Marking

Associated/Association

B

Behavioral Flexibility

C

Complex Equivalence

Content Reframing

Conversational Postulate

Critical Submodality

Cross-Over Mirroring

D

Disassociated/Disassociation

E

Embedded Command

Eye-Accessing Cues

F

G

I

K

L

M

Model of the World

N

Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP)

Negative Command

O

P

Position / Perceptional Position

Phonological Ambiguity

Preferred Representational System

Punctuation Ambiguity

Q

R

Representational Systems

Representational System Primacy

Requisite Variety

S

Second Position

Sensory Modalities

Sensory-Based Description

Submodalities/Sub-modalities

Surface Structure

Syntactic Ambiguity

T

Transderivational Search

Triple Description

U

V

W

Well-Formed Condition

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